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.
This the primary symptom of shingles and the first one to appear, too. When the shingles virus activates, the surrounding skin will break out in a rash that is painful and full of lots of little liquid-filled blisters. These tiny little blisters will cluster together and will stay on just one side of the body.