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Old 09-10-2013, 04:10 PM #1
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Kitty, can you use mirror(s) to see if it might be shingles?

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Nope...no shingles. But I did think of that and held a mirror up to look!
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I was wondering about shingles too...that darn disorder can present in many ways...
Put it on your list of symptoms...and take it easy Nerve pain stinks!
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You can have Shingles nerve pain with no rash. It comes when the virus cannot activate fully, but only does so partially.

Ice will make it dormant again...so will l-lysine. Sometimes the Shingles virus wakes up when arginine is too plentiful in the diet, and not balanced by lysine. Arginine is required for the virus to replicate.

Here is a Herpes food chart:
http://www.herpes.com/Nutrition.shtml

This gives arginine and lysine content in common foods.
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