Shingles in Multiple Locations: Understanding Disseminated Zoster
It is possible to have shingles in two different areas at the same time. This is not a common occurrence, but it has been documented. When shingles affects multiple areas of the body it is sometimes referred to as disseminated zoster. Disseminated zoster occurs in less than 2% of individuals.Hip Replacement Surgery - Related Articles
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