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Title: Struggling with Shingles Pain? Dr. Priya Rathi at Sigma Spine & Pain Clinic, Pune Can Help Introduction If you've had chickenpox in the past, you're at risk of developing Herpes Zoster (Shingles)—a condition that can cause long-lasting nerve pain even after the rash disappears. This pain, known as Post-Herpetic Neuralgia (PHN), can be debilitating. At Sigma Spine and Pain Clinic, Pune, I, Dr. Priya Rathi, a dedicated pain specialist, help patients find relief from persistent nerve pain caused by herpes zoster using evidence-based, non-surgical methods. What is Herpes Zoster (Shingles)? Herpes Zoster is a viral infection caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus—the same virus responsible for chickenpox. It typically causes a: • Painful rash on one side of the body or face • Burning, tingling, or shooting pain • Sensitivity to touch • Skin changes and scabbing While most rashes heal in 2–4 weeks, in some people, the pain lingers for months. This chronic pain is called Post-Herpetic Neuralgia. What is Post-Herpetic Neuralgia (PHN)? PHN occurs when the herpes virus damages your nerves. Even after the skin has healed, the nerves continue to send pain signals. You might experience: • Burning or electric shock-like pain • Sensitivity to light clothing or even air • Interrupted sleep and fatigue • Anxiety or low mood due to constant discomfort If you're experiencing these symptoms weeks or months after shingles, you should consult a nerve pain specialist in Pune without delay. Why You Should See a Pain Physician As a pain physician, I focus on identifying the source of pain and treating it using specialized techniques. At Sigma Spine and Pain Clinic, we help you: • Get the correct diagnosis • Start targeted treatment early • Avoid unnecessary medications or procedures • Regain your daily function and comfort Our Treatment Approach at Sigma Spine and Pain Clinic We use a multi-modal, minimally invasive approach that includes: ✅ Medicines for Nerve Pain Special medications (not regular painkillers) are used to calm irritated nerves and reduce discomfort. ✅ Ultrasound-Guided Nerve Blocks These are precise injections that target the affected nerve pathways and reduce pain significantly—especially in facial or chest PHN. ✅ Ultrasound-Guided Dry Needling A unique approach for herpes-related muscular pain, where specific trigger points are targeted to relieve tension and pain. This technique is safe and effective when performed by trained experts like us. ✅ Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) In cases of long-standing or severe pain, RFA can be used to deactivate the pain-conducting nerves for longer-lasting relief. Common Conditions We Treat • Herpes zoster ophthalmicus (facial pain near the eye) • Intercostal neuralgia (chest wall pain after shingles) • Lumbar or thoracic PHN • Scalp or neck pain post-rash A Patient’s Story 'I had terrible nerve pain in my chest for over 3 months after recovering from shingles. Sleep was impossible. I visited Dr. Priya Rathi at Sigma Spine and Pain Clinic, and she explained the cause of my pain so clearly. After a few sessions of nerve blocks and dry needling, I finally felt normal again!' – Rajesh S., Pune When to Seek Help If you're still having pain more than 4 weeks after your rash, don’t wait. The sooner PHN is treated, the better the results. Book Your Appointment Today 📍 Sigma Spine and Pain Clinic – Pune’s Trusted Center for Nerve Pain 👩⚕️ Dr. Priya Rathi, Pain Physician 📞 Call: [9823743726] 🌐 Website: [www.drpriyarathi.com] 📅 Online Booking Available Herpes zoster pain treatment Pune, shingles doctor in Pune, nerve pain specialist Pune, post-herpetic neuralgia doctor, pain management clinic Pune, herpes pain relief, non-surgical treatment for nerve pain, best pain doctor in Pune, dry needling for shingles, Dr. Priya Rathi pain specialist