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Evidently, shingles is a sort of a resurgence of chicken pox.  If you never had chicken pox you're not supposed to be able to get shingles.  My doctor has recommended a shingles ναccιnє for years.  Officially, about 25% of people who had chicken pox will get shingles during their lives.  I've known several people who have had shingles.  All of them told me that they got a terribly painful rash, mostly on their abdomens, and it lasted a little over a week.  The nurse at the doctor's office says it's really not a life threatening problem--just very painful.

This past year has completely undermined the little confidence I had with the medical profession about anything that is "preventative".  It seems that they can fix certain things, but they are constantly trying to inject everyone to prevent everything and I really do think that there are other agendas involved.  And, frankly, I think anyone who can read what the computer screen tells the doctor to do could be a doctor today because I don't think most of them really know anything.  They just repeat what the computer tells them.  

I've not had this ναccιnє nor will I get it.  If I get shingles, I would hope to be able to apply the suffering for the poor souls in purgatory.

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize that there was a non-fetal cell shingles vaccine out there. But the herpes zoster virus ( if you believe viruses exist) lives in most of us, so how would a vaccine like that work being that you already have it and have antibodies?  I know shingles can be very painful and you do have to be careful if the eruptions are on the face- especially around the eyes as it could cause blindness. This is an inflammatory issue and should be treated as such.
You should be taking L-Lysine ( amino- acid; I think it's a 1000 mg) daily. Also take collagen supplementation as to lessen the painful skin eruptions. Anti-viral pills like Zovirax are often prescribed.