My mother had shingles. Should she receive treatment again, go back for a consultation, or is this normal?

It would be best for your mother to be vaccinated against shingles to prevent future episodes. If she is experiencing residual symptoms that concern her, it is advisable for her to consult a medical professional. It is normal to feel weaker after an infection like shingles, but any new symptoms should be addressed by a doctor.

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My mother had shingles. Should she receive treatment again, go back for a consultation, or is this normal?

It would be best for your mother to be vaccinated against shingles to prevent future episodes. If she is experiencing residual symptoms that concern her, it is advisable for her to consult a medical professional. It is normal to feel weaker after an infection like shingles, but any new symptoms should be addressed by a doctor.