Herpes zoster (shingles) also poses a risk if it is disseminated or it occurs in an
exposed area of the body (e.g. ophthalmic shingles) or in an immunocompromised individual where viral shedding may be greater.

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• Respiratory symptoms,
  - neurological symptoms such as photophobia, seizures or drowsiness,
  - a haemorrhagic rash or bleeding, or a dense rash with or without mucosal lesions  are indicative
  of potentially life-threatening chickenpox and are indications for referral to a hospital with intensive care access.