Synovial Cyst; Spondylolysis (Lumbar) Spondylolisthesis (Lumbar) Scoliosis; Lumbar Trauma/Fractures; Spinal Infection; Lumbar Tumors
Tingling Sensations. Tingling sensations are often reported alongside the flu-like symptoms that precede the outbreak of the signature rash that accompanies a shingles outbreak. These tingling sensations usually manifest as extreme sensitivity to touch in a localized area of the body, or on one side of the body.
Sign 2: Flu-Like Symptoms. Adverse conditions similar to the flu often occur, such as a stomach ache, chills, and diarrhea. Fevers don't usually come along with these symptoms. A person will often experience signs of the flu right before or as a shingles rash appears. Sign 3: Symptoms of the Lymph Nodes.