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Shingles is a re-activation of the same herpes virus that causes chicken pox. The outbreak can be painful with vesicles presenting in a linear (line) formation along a nerve pathway (hence the pain). Anywhere there are nerve pathways - you can technically get a breakout - typically on the trunk - but you can even get herpes in the eye or ocular area. I'm assuming your doctor will get the results of the viral titers and identification so I would sit tight and see what the lab tests reveal.

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