Chicken pocks..
Discussion
Penny-lope said:
If you get them as a child, and then again when your an adult, are they not refered to as 'Shingles'? I know it's certainly ment to be better to get them a child, rather than an adult.
You're right, my aunt had them. Affects the nerve endings.It's horrible, bloody great squares of cedar hanging off your body, you look like a walking Shreddie Monster...
Penny-lope said:
If you get them as a child, and then again when your an adult, are they not refered to as 'Shingles'?
I know it's certainly ment to be better to get them a child, rather than an adult.
Thankfully I have still never had them
Yes you're right, very painful apparently, which is why every kid should have chicken pox.I know it's certainly ment to be better to get them a child, rather than an adult.
Thankfully I have still never had them
I think it is still possible to get it even if you have had chicken pox as a child, but much less likely.
Icaught chicken pox when i was 29 years old.
for the first time. it was horrendous.
had them in my eyes, in my ears and inside all other orifices.
can remember thinking it was a nightmare and that i would wake up.... eventually. no such luck.
I caught them off my ex who had shingles at the time.....
the kids aged 3 years and two weeks also had them. little one was zonked on calpol.
he has aspergers syndrome now. i often wonder if him catching a virus at such a young age contributed to his condition....
for the first time. it was horrendous.
had them in my eyes, in my ears and inside all other orifices.
can remember thinking it was a nightmare and that i would wake up.... eventually. no such luck.
I caught them off my ex who had shingles at the time.....
the kids aged 3 years and two weeks also had them. little one was zonked on calpol.
he has aspergers syndrome now. i often wonder if him catching a virus at such a young age contributed to his condition....
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