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by Jürgen Wude (Author)
In traditional conventional medicine, shingles is mainly treated with pain killers and antiviral drugs. Aside from that, however, careful skin care is also immensely important.
Paying special attention to your skin care and treating the rash in a targeted manner constitute a central aspect of treating a herpes zoster infection (shingles). To avoid additional bacteria from infecting skin areas that are already affected, corresponding powders are frequently used.
Shingles can also be treated with household remedies. Particularly for people who find that conventional medical treatment does not help them, an alternative therapy with proven household remedies can be an ideal solution.
In addition, household remedies can excellently complement the traditional conventional therapy of shingles. Many household remedies against shingles are always within reach in your own home. Therefore, affected individuals can react to the disease particularly quickly and promptly counteract the symptoms with household remedies. The following pages present the 38 most effective household remedies against shingles and offer a detailed description of why these remedies work and how they are used.
