17/07/2026
Shingles Pain Medicine Not Working? Why Nerve Pain Takes Time | शिंगल्स के बाद दर्द
Why does shingles pain continue even after the rash has healed—and why don’t nerve pain medicines provide immediate relief?
In this video, Dr. Amod Manocha explains that shingles can irritate or damage the nerves, causing burning pain, electric-shock sensations, tingling, or itching.
Medicines used for nerve pain, such as gabapentin or pregabalin, may take time to work because nerve recovery is gradual and differs from person to person.
Persistent pain after shingles may be related to postherpetic neuralgia (PHN). Do not stop, start, or change your medication or dosage without consulting your doctor.
Watch the full video for answers to 10 common questions about shingles pain and PHN.
https://youtu.be/hYIbZG2JI9Q
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