central nervous system
Yes. Shingles can affect all the areas mentioned above.
Shingles is a human disease that is caused by chicken pox that remains dormant until something like stress brings it out. It is unlikely that a human can pass it to a pet.
menigitis
It's not unusual for shingles on the forehead to affect the eyes. The virus spreads through the nerves.
cuticle
Thermal cracking can weaken shingles by causing them to become brittle and more prone to breaking or cracking. This can reduce the durability of the shingles and make them more susceptible to damage from weather and other external factors.
No, but shingles are caused by a virus so you should not be using an antibiotic for this illness, unless you scratch the lesions causing a skin infection.
Usually, the first symptom of shingles is a tingling or itching on the skin which develops into an often painful rash. Since shingles can affect any part of the body, this can occur anywhere. The person can then often develop fever, chills and headaches.
The skin and mucous membranes are the body parts most affected by chickenpox and shingles. Shingles also affects the nerves in the area that has the rash.
There are exceptions, but it is considered to be 50 years old or greater.
Shingles usually hits people in the 40+ age group, but there is no hard and fast rule. Also, I think maybe the elderly.