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Shingles aren’t spread, they come from the virus that cause chicken pox. If you have ever had chicken pox then you are able to have shingles. Especially if you have a weak immune system. A person with shingles coming in contact with a person that doesn’t have shingle can’t give the person without shingles, shingles. They can however, cause then to get chicken pox.
