If you've already had shingles, the vaccine may help prevent it from coming back. The vaccine contains a weakened chickenpox virus, which doctors call the âvaricella-zosterâ virus. It primes your immune system to defend against the disease. Some people who get the vaccine still get shingles. But they're more likely to have shorter periods of shingles-related nerve pain called postherpetic neuralgia, which is very painful and can last weeks, months, or even years after the rash goes away.
  temp. ranges from 425 degrees in the day to -170 degrees at night. From the night, Mercury's surface temperature changes 1,130 Â°F (630 Â°C), more than any other planet â¦ or moon in the solar system. Just before sunrise on a typical day on Mercury the temperature is -300 Â°F (-180 Â°C).By midmorning the temperature rises to 80 Â°F (27 Â°C).hile there is day on one side of the Earth, we have night on the other side, i.e. we always have both day and night on the Earth. In that sense, there is no answer to this qu â¦ estion.   A: It's about 63 degrees Fahrenheit.
Average human body temperature. Body temperature changes throughout the day. It is the lowest in the early morning between 4 and 6 a.m., and the highest in the early evening between 6 and 8 p.m. Normal temperature is about 37Â°C or 98.6Â°F.However, it can be as low as 36.1Â°C (97Â°F) in the early morning to a high of 37.2Â°C (99Â°F) in the evening and still be considered normal.ody temperature above or below normal without any reason is a symptom of underlying medical condition. Normal human body temperature (its technical term is normothermia) at the core is 98.6Â°F or 37Â°C. Of course, there are variations of the temperature on factors the time and place of the measurement.