Can I change the place where I get the HPV vaccine?

The hpv vaccine is mainly a vaccine for women, and it plays an important role in preventing cervical cancer in women. However, many women who want to get the hpv vaccine find that the vaccine is not available in their city, so they have to go to other places to get the vaccine. So, can the hpv vaccine be given in other places?

The hpv vaccine can be given in a different place. Women who want to get the vaccine first should make an appointment with an authoritative hospital, know which level of vaccine they need, and tell the doctor. On the day of the vaccination, they should avoid any abnormal physical symptoms, especially colds and fever. Pregnant women should not get the vaccine. People with congenital physical deficiencies and allergies should not get the vaccine. People with the above conditions must inform the vaccinator before getting the vaccine to avoid uncontrollable adverse effects.

Also, pay attention to the age limit. The HPV vaccine is for people aged 9-25, preferably people aged 9-13 or 14-26 who have not experienced sexual life. Because sexual life is the main way to be infected with the HPV virus, this should be avoided. For people who do not have sexual life, it is very necessary to get the HPV vaccine when they are over nine years old.

Within one week after the vaccination, you must pay attention to quitting smoking and drinking, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, eat small and frequent meals, and eat light foods. You can eat some high-protein foods such as milk, fish, meat, etc. It is advisable to eat more fruits rich in vitamins and vegetables.

HPV vaccine side effects

The HPV vaccine has actually been around for more than 10 years. Now, the bivalent, quadrivalent, and nine-valent vaccines have been on sale in mainland China. Before this, many people rushed to Hong Kong to get the HPV vaccine, because many people know that the HPV vaccine has anti-cancer effects. Since HPV vaccine is so popular, does it have any side effects?

The development of the HPV vaccine can be regarded as a glimmer of hope in the history of human struggle against cancer. A single shot of HPV vaccine can prevent most HPV viruses and can play a large role in preventing cervical cancer. But the output rate of another new category is bound to be controversial. For example, its safety factor, its side effects, etc.

Taking the two years of vaccination in Hong Kong as an example, no serious side effects of HPV vaccine have been reported so far, and some people have become pregnant accidentally during the HPV vaccination process, but there have been no reports of adverse effects on the fetus. A very small number of people who received the vaccine experienced fever, nausea, vomiting and dizziness after vaccination. A small number also experienced muscle stiffness and numbness, but these symptoms were very mild and individual cases. There has been no group outbreak.

There are also some more sensitive groups who have rashes, swelling and pain on the injection sites after vaccination. However, according to experts, the HPV vaccine is very safe, and the above reactions are all caused by the injection behavior, not by the vaccine itself. This type of vaccine is safe. Health experts also say many reactions come from the act of getting the injection itself rather than from the vaccine. Therefore, it can be said that there are no side effects of HPV vaccine. In other words, it has not been very established so far.