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Answer 1

localized burning, throbbing or stabbing pain where the rash will soon appear (within days to weeks); some people describe it as more itchy. It can be constant or come and go.

Tingling, itching, or prickling skin, followed several days later by a group of fluid-filled blisters on a red, inflamed base of skin; the blisters typically crust over in a week.

The rash may be accompanied by fever, fatigue, or headache.

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Answer 2

People may experience:

❤❤Pain areas: in the skin

❤❤Skin:  , or redness

❤❤Sensory: over sensitivity or pins and needles