Most people are surprised to find out that two types of herpes viruses -- the one that causes cold sores and the one that causes chickenpox -- can cause a condition called herpetic eye disease.

Chicken pox at age 63 or older could be disastrous; there can be complications of the lung, eye and brain, which are potentially catastrophic.

Chicken Pox Comments. Bookmark. My son (aged 8) seems to have a bad case of chicken pox. He was diagnosed a few year s ago with Ocular Herpes and Shingles around the eye area. He hasnt had an outbreak ...

Skin rashes and fever, the common symptoms in both monkeypox and chickenpox have caused confusion ... problems which primarily start from hand and eyes and spread to the whole body.

Chicken pox at age 63 or older could be disastrous; there can be complications of the lung, eye and brain, which are potentially catastrophic. While you are unlikely to be exposed to varicella ...

Chicken pox at age 63 or older could be disastrous; there can be complications of the lung, eye and brain, which are potentially catastrophic.

Chicken pox at age 63 or older could be disastrous; there can be complications of the lung, eye and brain, which are potentially catastrophic.