<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 65-year-old male is evaluated in clinic approximately six months after resolution of a herpes zoster outbreak on his left flank. He states that despite the lesions having resolved, he is still experiencing constant burning and hypersensitivity to touch in the distribution of the old rash. You explain to him that this complication can occur in 20-30 of patients after having herpes zoster. You also explain that vaccination with the shingles vaccine in individuals 60-70 years of age can reduce the incidence of this complication. What is the complication?? A: Ramsay-Hunt syndrome, B: Acute herpetic neuralgia, C: Post-herpetic neuralgia, D: Secondary bacterial infection, E: Recurrent zoster,  <response>: This is a clinical vignette about a 65-year-old male with persistent pain and sensitivity in the area of a previous herpes zoster shingles outbreak. The key details are:- 65-year-old male- History of herpes zoster outbreak on left flank 6 months ago- Lesions have resolved- Still has constant burning pain and hypersensitivity to touch in area of previous rash - Complication seen in 20-30 of herpes zoster patients- Shingles vaccine can reduce risk of this complication in 60-70 year oldsBased on the persistent neuropathic pain in the region of the healed zoster rash, this is most consistent with postherpetic neuralgia.C: Post-herpetic neuralgia 