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How to determine if shingles or some herpes virus is affecting the cranial nerves? if it happens what to do?
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See your doctor: This partly duplicates another question. See that reply. There isn't enough info here (e.g. what symptoms you are having) to say anything more. See your primary care doctor if you have continuing symptoms that concern you.
Answered 5/8/2015
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