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A 35-year-old man was hospitalized with herpes on left neck and shoulder with pain for one week and lumbago for 3 days. He was diagnosed as zoster and treated with intravenous infusion of aciclovir 0.5g once daily prior to admission. The patient suddenly developed lumbago and limited movement after receiving the medication the second day, with percussion pain on bilateral kidney areas. The agent was withdrawn immediately. Ultrasound showed substantial echo increase in kidneys. It was considered that lumbago was associated with intravenous infusion of aciclovir. His symptoms lessened gradually after discontinuation of the medication.
A 35-year-old man was hospitalized with herpes on left neck and shoulder with pain for one week and lumbago for 3 days. He was diagnosed as zoster and treated with intravenous infusion of aciclovir 0.5g once daily prior to admission. The patient suddenly developed lumbago and limited movement after receiving the medication the second day, with percussion pain on bilateral kidney areas. The agent was withdrawn immediately. It was considered that lumbago was associated with intravenous infusion of aciclovir. His symptoms lessened gradually after discontinuation of the medication