I heard that Rose of Black Pink also had a hard time, but even young people are caught 'Shingles', what is the risk of recurrence?
Dec 13, 2024
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On the YouTube channel 'Collective', which was released on the 5th, Rosé had shingles " (during COVID-19)"What if no one finds BLACKPINK? What if we don't find BLACKPINK again when something has to go up. I thought a lot, 'What should I do?'"He confessed.When Daesung asked "Did you get shingles because of the stress?" Rosé responded "That's right. It's my first time talking about this, but I've also had depression. Something like a cold in the heart."
Shingles with skin rashes and band-shaped blister-like lesions are known to be accompanied by extreme pain. It usually occurs in people over the age of 60, but sometimes it also occurs in young people. It occurs when the chickenpox-shingles virus, which had been latent when infected with chickenpox in the past or during vaccination, is active again as immunity declines.
Although stress itself does not directly cause shingles, it often develops after experiencing extreme mental or physical stress, so it is estimated that stress causes weakening of the immune system and is easily exposed to the risk of shingles.
Unlike herpes simplex, shingles are not often caught again once caught, but can recur if the immune system is poor. Although contagious, people who do not have chickenpox should be careful because they may come into contact with shingles patients or get chickenpox through the air.
In addition, shingles neuralgia, a chronic pain that can occur after shingles treatment, has a higher risk of developing in women and is known to be accompanied by sleep disorders, loss of appetite, constipation, and depression.
Once you have a row of skin rashes, it is of utmost importance to visit a hospital for antiviral treatment.
On the other hand, vaccination against shingles can reduce the incidence by half and reduce the incidence of neuralgia by 60%, so it is recommended to consider inoculation if your immunity is weak or you have an underlying disease.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
