Applicable age for the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine

The cervical cancer vaccine that women have been looking forward to has now been launched in China. Women can choose to get the cervical cancer vaccine to prevent malignant tumors such as cervical cancer. It can be said that it greatly reduces the probability of women getting cervical cancer, and the long-term life expectancy of women will be improved to a certain extent. The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine has the widest age range of available vaccines at this stage. So, what age range does the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine last for? How much does it cost?

What is the age at which the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine can be used and how much does it cost? Clinical trial data from Europe show that women who have received the cervical cancer vaccine will have no problems within 10 years, and the future goal is to be able to achieve 50 years. British medical experts strongly recommend that the age for cervical cancer vaccination is 9-26 years old, and it is best to be vaccinated before having sexual intercourse, so that the actual effect of preventing cervical cancer can be better.

What is the age at which the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine can be used and how much does it cost? At present, there are mainly two types of cervical cancer vaccines that have been launched in China, namely the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine and the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine. The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine will be launched soon. Currently, the suitable age for the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine is 9-25 years old, and the suitable age for the quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccine is 20-45 years old. The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine that will be launched in the future is suitable for women aged 16 to 26.

What is the age at which the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine can be used and how much does it cost? Do married people with children need to get vaccinated?

If a married woman with children has been infected with the HPV virus, the probability of producing antibodies after the injection is extremely low, so the effect of preventing cervical cancer is very low. Therefore, women of the right age should be vaccinated as soon as possible. This includes married women with children who should be vaccinated as early as possible to avoid poor injection effects after being infected with the HPV virus.

The above article has explained in detail the age range for which the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine can be used. Now we know that the age range for women to receive the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine is 16 to 26 years old. It is hoped that women in this age group can choose to go to the community health service station to receive the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine. Its prevention effect is still very good.