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Old 05-16-2011, 10:52 AM #13
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I need a clarification:

Does shingles cause permanent nerve damage? It sounds like the virus causes inflammation, which in turn causes symptoms, but not necessarily permanent nerve damage. Granted that you can't get rid of the virus once you have it, but, if there is no damage to the nerves beyond acute inflammation or irritation, then that gives me a different way to think about this.

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