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Off the Charts: Two Rashes

Summary by Curry Pilot
It is common for patients to come to the clinic convinced they have poison ivy, only to learn that the rash is actually shingles—or the reverse. Both can make someone feel miserable, but they are very different conditions.
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Off the Charts: Two Rashes

It is common for patients to come to the clinic convinced they have poison ivy, only to learn that the rash is actually shingles—or the reverse. Both can make someone feel miserable, but they are very different conditions.

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Curry Pilot broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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