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Old 11-07-2011, 07:46 PM #7
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alisha,
Shingles is usually painful, but it does come with a rash.It also runs the way of a nerve.
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The doc says it shingles on the right side. I do have a med. size rash in the right groin area but it's not painful - just the allodynia on thigh & tailbone pain. What do you guys think ???
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