Which physical findings suggest herpes zoster (shingles)?
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Physical Findings of Herpes Shingles • Rash on one side of body • Rashes turn into pink or red, fluid-filled blisters which dry out and form a crust in 7-10 days • Fever • Vesicular rash • Pain • Paresthesias • Erythematous macules • Papules
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