Tag Archives: herpes zoster oticus

by ajc1 Herpes zoster oticus is basically a herpes zoster infection that affects cranial nerves VII (facial nerve) and VIII (vestibulocochlear nerve). Patients present with facial paralysis, ear discomfort, vesicles, sensorineural hearing problems, and vertigo. Management includes Antiviral drugs and … Continue reading →

by ajc1 Many scientists believe herpes zoster is the effect of a person growing older, themselves dealing with changes, stress, along with a weak defense mechanisms. It is because most people identified with shingles are gone 60 and they’ve a … Continue reading →