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Reviewer: Sam, 55-64 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Our 6 year old son had burned his chest and stomach area. The burn had healed well, but then he developed shingles in the affected area. We live in a remote area and had already made the trip to town for diagnosis. Whatever was prescribed was not helping our son at all. It was desperation that made me grab the Topsyn that had worked so well on our other son's poison ivy outbreak. Not only
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