This is a review of timely treatment for shingles.

Suddenly, at some point, I started experiencing a burning sensation in the front of my chest.

It's not particularly severe, I left it alone, but now I have a burning sensation up to my back and a small rash has appeared on my armpit area.

I thought I had shingles, so I went to the hospital, received treatment, and took medication for a week to treat shingles.

I couldn't recognize exactly when it started, but suddenly my chest felt sore. If the inside of my chest or my stomach had been sore or painful, I would have been a bit surprised and gone to the hospital right away, but since it was just a burning sensation on the skin, I wondered what it was. Of course, if there had been a rash or eczema, I would have applied ointment or gone to the hospital immediately, but my skin was fine. After a day or two, this time my back felt a little sore. I wondered if it was because I had been leaning on the chair for a long time, but since I had never felt such a burning sensation before, I checked in the mirror, but there was no rash or any sign of worsening. So I waited another day, and although the burning wasn't very strong, I felt a little nervous about it. On my armpits, which were not itchy or painful at all, about four or five spots like rashes appeared. Even when I touched them with my hand, they didn't feel sore or painful at all. I looked it up online and asked questions, and I received a reply that treatment for shingles was necessary. I also asked on the Cadak Q&A, and many people advised me to get treatment for shingles. So the next day, I went to the dermatologist, and they treated me for shingles. Also, during the treatment, I didn't develop many rashes or anything, and I was told that even if I felt pain, it wasn't necessarily related. The treatment for shingles wasn't very difficult, and it seemed to work quickly, so they said I could be cured in about a week with medication. After about a week of taking the medicine, the symptoms didn't completely disappear, but it was almost cured. It's best not to get the disease at all, but if you do, early treatment seems to be the right way, just like my experience with shingles treatment.