Question: I posted last week about pain in my lower left abdomen.

Last week, I experienced pain in my lower left abdomen and a sensation like a bug bite on my side, which some people also felt.

He said it would be good to visit the hospital, so I finally went to the hospital and saw the doctor, and as soon as the doctor saw me,

You said you have shingles. Since shingles occurred at a young age, I also did a blood test and received IV fluids while I was here.

They told me to go home, so I received IV fluids, and fortunately, the stabbing pain seems to have disappeared now.

I only have mild muscle pain and am applying the medication as instructed, but the shingles are worse than before.

Can it get worse? It has gotten more than before going to the hospital, but the doctor says that's just how it is. Is that so?

They say it appears and then turns dark and disappears, but I take medicine and apply ointment. Is it true that it actually increases more?

I don't understand. I have to check the results of the blood test tomorrow, so I'm going, and I hope there are no other abnormalities.