It was shocking, however it was easy to receive an answer.

[Richard G. Traylor]

It's important to stress the fact that I was fortunate enough to be diagnosed with shingles by a physician. He examined my rash and told me that shingles can result in nerve damage and pain that lasts forever. According to MedlinePlus the pain that this causes is known as postherpetic neurogia and may affect up to 20 percent of those who suffer from shingles. According to the National Institute on Aging, the chance of developing shingles is greater when you're getting older.

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 I was both shocked and happy to learn that my doctor had confirmed the diagnosis. While shingles can be caused by stress, this diagnosis made sense. I was involved in a heated argument with a friend of mine. I was able to feel the anger and sorrow accumulate inside me, as if I was under tension. It was as if I had another set of hardened, that would cause a paralysis of veins.

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 The doctor said that rashes appears in different patterns, and the area in the eye area is one of them.

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 The doctor advised me that I needed to see an eye specialist immediately due to the risk of shingles getting in my eyes. While my vision wasn't impaired by the incident during my appointment for urgent care the doctor advised me to visit an eye doctor to ensure my safety.

 To combat the virus that caused the rash, my urgent medical doctor recommended Valtrex (valacyclovir) for seven days. I was also allowed to use NSAIDs (nonsteroidal-anti-inflammatory medications) to ease pain if required, but I decided not to take. The doctor said that the pain should be over in about one week.

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 After a few hours I saw an eye doctor who confirmed that the shingles didn't get to my eye. To ensure my safety she suggested that I buy some lubricating drops from the store for my eye to keep it safe. To decrease the risk of getting a infection, she suggested antibiotic drops.