Rising shingles cases among millennial women

Francine Jones, a 39-year-old from Hereford, experienced severe shingles symptoms earlier this year, including intense pain, blisters, and burning sensations on her torso. Her case reflects a rising trend of shingles among millennials, particularly women, with research showing cases in people aged 30 to 49 have more than doubled over two decades. Experts attribute this increase partly to factors like stress, immune system decline, and changes in vaccination practices, noting that younger adults, especially women, are increasingly affected by the virus.

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