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Once again we see, different doctors tell us different things.

In my case, my oncology nurse recommended a daily low-dose aspirin. My oncologist told me that an occasional naproxen was fine.

My excellent Physician's Assistant then steered me towards Tylenol, as it's so much easier on the kidneys. I had been sure that Tylenol didn't work for me, but when taken as directed on the label -- it does!

My PA also prescribed meloxicam, another kidney-friendly analgesic, after I tore up my knee. On bad days, a single low-dose meloxicam reinforces the Tylenol to good effect.

My doctors have also approved any "dead" vaccines, and I will get flu and Covid boosters soon.

Ask your doctors what's safe for you.

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I just got my first shingles vaccine yesterday after verifying with the pharmacist thar it's not live. He said they dont make it live , haven't for years.