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Herpes Zoster(shingles)

Case Study: Severe Herpes Zoster (Shingles) in a 30-year-old Male

Patient History and Symptoms

A male patient in his 30s with no significant underlying health conditions presented with herpes zoster. He had been experiencing pain for five days, which was accompanied by vesicles. At the time of his visit, the pain was so intense that he was practically immobilized and could barely move.

Treatment and Progress

Treatment was focused on the thoracic layer, specifically targeting the area around the blisters and the connected thoracic segments using SAT therapy.
Immediately after treatment : The patient reported that his pain had already decreased by 50%.
Four days later : The pain had improved by 90%.

As the symptoms had almost entirely resolved and the patient’s mobility returned, the treatment was successfully completed.