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Good thru
11/30/2011 |
The
Shingles Vaccine
by Rana
Mays, MD
Karan Sra,
MD
Herpes
zoster (commonly known as shingles) results from
reactivation of the varicella zoster virus
(chickenpox) in the nerves causing a painful rash.
The virus reactivation occurs many years after the
initial infection of chicken pox and is primarily
due to an age-related decline in immunity.
Individuals with a history of chickenpox have a
10-20% lifetime chance of developing shingles, and
those with a family history are at even more risk.
Complications of shingles include but are not
limited to significant pain, development of
chronic pain or post herpetic neuralgia (PHN),
bacterial superinfection, hypopigmentation, and
hyperpigmentation. In immunocompromised patients
such as the elderly, and patients with HIV,
malignancy, and/or organ transplants, shingles can
cause more serious disease and potentially death.
Zostavax® (Merck) is a live attenuated
vaccine (meaning virus is weakened and
non-infectious) that is approved by the United
States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for
prevention of shingles.
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Sincerely,
Stephen
K. Tyring, MD, PhD
Karan
Sra, MD
Lauren
Campbell, MD
Vandana
Madkan, MD
Dermatological
Association of
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