Shingles (infection)

Cars and houses are quite expensive and not every person is able to buy it. However, personal loans was invented to support people in such situations.

30X20=600 600 square feet, one square is 100 sq. ft. 3 bundles to a square. 3x6-18 18 bundles, plus the starter row and the cap. 20 or 21 bundles.

If you have a medical condition that is troubling you then you should go and see a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor) about it.

Here's what I can help you with: 3 roofing squares means 300 square feet (1 square = 100 feet). On a regular basis, one square is covered by 3 bundles of shingles. Roofing felt (1F) is usually supplied in rolls (30 ' of length), with one side covered with sand or synthetic granules. Be aware that there are two kind of felt impregnations: bituminous and tar - there is a distinction between these two. If I were you, I would surely look (and go) for the newest waterproofing membranes, lot more less prone to puncture and tear. I hope this helped. Succes!

The answer is not sure. The current recommendation is just 1 vaccine for people older than 50. The vaccine is relatively new so no one knows for sure how long it will last.

One of the most important safety tools youll need is a good pair of rubber soled shoes. For a shingle roof, once you find the leak look for damage, a cracked or missing shingle may just need replacing. If no damage can be seen you will need to call a professional. To repair curled back shingle, use asphalt roof cement. In the summer a curled back shingle can to easily straighten out, but in the winter a shingle can become brittle. To soften a cold brittle shingle, careful use a propane torch with a flame-spreader nozzle. Apply heat only to soften, not until it catches fire. Once flatten apply roof cement generously to the bottom and edges and press firmly into place.

i depends on where you are pinched, maybe not if you pinch your nose, but if you pinch your behind or your arm near a roof you may get shingles. If you need shingles and you let a roofer pinch you, you may get shingles for free! good luck

If you have already had exposure to chicken pox you will not get chickenpox again. However, you can still get shingles from exposure because it is a reaction of the previous infection.

I had Shingles. And i gave my brother the chicken pocks Others around you can catch shingles or chicken poxs off you about a week before your rash comes up and a week after the first sign of shingles appears on the skin.

you should be using a roofing nail with a larger head to hold the shingle down more securely, staples are not used anymore and are not code..

Shingles and chickenpox can only be transferred by someone who is infected.

in recent times there has been a scientifical study to show that vaseline helps to improve the not itchyness of shingles, it also helps to open your pores, however it is not recommended to overuse otherwise there can be serious side effects (blue waffle)

Shingles is very contagious, so one should never swim in a pool or otherwise expose others to this disease.

There is no cure for herpes.

The frequency and severity of outbreaks can be managed with drugs like Valtrex, but the disease itself is incurable.

As long as there are no medication interactions to worry about, drinking in moderation while recovering from shingles is not a problem. However, remember that binge drinking can lower your immune response, possibly delaying your recovery, so don't go crazy.

To help protect the shingle and reflect the suns rays. The UV light is very damaging to the the shingle.

Standard grade 3 bundles to 100 sq. ft. 3x13=39 plus 2 for the 64 ft. You will need some for the starter row and the cap also. This will vary depending on roof design.

a valley is where two sections of a roof meet to form an inside corner . example a gable (peak) porch coming out of the center of a roof in the front of your house would have two valleys one on each side

Chickenpox and shingles result from the same virus, and generate the same antibodies. There is no difference between chickenpox antibody and shingles antibody, and there is only one test (varicella virus antibody) for both.

Hi, I have been suffering with this disease for many years. I think my history will explain your question. I had my first onset when I was 29 years old. I had numerous piercings on my ears that would constantly get infected which i never treated. Fianlly, the infection turned into something way worse. Naturally, the doctors did not diagnose me properly and simply gave me some antibiotics. Two days later it was worse and they just put me on more antibiotics; when what i actually need was an anti-viral. I had 3 onsets when finally they had to call in a specialist who diagnosed me right on the spot. "Herpes Zoster" otherwise known as "Ramsey Hunt Syndrome". So unfortunately, i wasn't treated properly during my first few outbreaks and it was REALLY bad. I later found out, on a message board with people who have Ramsey Hunt, that most of the people that weren't given the right medication on the first unset of the disease, where the same people who would have "chronic" cases of the disease throughout life. People who were put on anti-viral medication within 72 hours of onset seemed to be the prople who only had it once. Some people only get it once, but there are many of us who get onsets on a chronic basis. Mine flares every 2 months and i have permanent nerve damage in my ears. They itch every day of my life (i have it in both my ears now). But even those people who only have it once can suffer a lifetime with chronic pain. I, unfortunately, suffer with chronic pain every day of my life and have problems with my balance as well. Hope this answers your question.

Yes, it's possible for more shingles bumps to appear even after existing blisters have scabbed over. Shingles can have a variable course, and new lesions may develop as the virus continues to replicate in the affected nerve. However, the appearance of new bumps may also indicate a need to consult a healthcare provider, especially if accompanied by increased pain or other concerning symptoms. Always follow medical advice for managing shingles effectively.

It means that the virus stays "hidden" and inactive in their bodies, instead of being completely destroyed, and then can later reactivate and cause new and sometimes different symptoms.

This happens, for example, with the virus that causes chicken pox. Once it is inactive after the acute phase of that infection, it can stay that way in the body (in the nerve tissues in this example) for decades, and then reactivate and cause the nerve pain and rash that is called "Shingles" or "Herpes Zoster" later in life. It is also true that polio viruses can remain latent until decades later and then reactivate with weakness and other, sometimes debilitating, symptoms. Several viruses are able to become latent this way.