OPTIONS:
1). The spots of rash usually come on the tip of your nose, forehead, groin, and anywhere else you touch your skin. Contact your doctor if: your rash covers three/4 of your body.;
2). In people with normal immune systems, the rash usually occurs as a single, distinct stripe on one side of your body or on your face. Some people with weak immune systems may have a rash all over their body.;
3). It's usually a brown or smooth rash on your back, but it can start up on the face, stomach, or arm as well. Seek medical attention if you have symptoms for 3 to 4 days after starting the disease.;
4). If you experience a rash on your scalp, you may have a fever. These are symptoms to look out for.;Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to live with shingles
Recognize the symptoms.
Shingles begins with pain, itching, burning, numbness, and/or tingling for 1 to 5 days. Then you develop a rash.
Answer:
2).