Shingles at 41 what is this fresh hell?

I'm guessing by "jabs" that you're not American. In the US, we vaccinate everyone against chickenpox. That started in like 1995. About a decade after that, we started seeing a rise in shingles cases. We have people getting shingles at younger ages. They've theorized that, in the US, people aren't getting re-exposed to the chickenpox virus throughout their lives. So, it's possible that our immunity wanes, and then the virus can pop up again as shingles. Most other countries don't universally vaccinate against chickenpox and aren't seeing this rise in shingles among young people. However, as far as I know, many countries ARE seeing more cases, but they're still primarily in older people. They say those cases are increasing simply because there are more old people around (aging population). So, as far as I know, the issue of young people getting shingles is mostly an issue in countries that vaccinate against chickenpox. I believe the US, Japan, and Australia vaccinate everyone against chickenpox. I think Italy JUST started doing so this year. Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong about any of this, but that's how I understand the whole chickenpox/shingles vaccine. FWIW, I'm very pro-vaccine but really think it's stupid we vaccinate against chickenpox specifically. However, if we stopped, the first group of unvaccinated people might not catch the disease until they're older, and the virus can be very serious and even deadly among people who catch it in adulthood. So, we're kind of stuck with our decision now.