HPV 9-valent vaccine side effects

The side effects of the 9-valent HPV vaccine are a concern for many people before getting the vaccine. After all, it is a responsibility to your own health, so it is important whether the drug has a safety factor. The 9-valent HPV vaccine is a more popular vaccine today, and it is very effective in preventing HPV infection in men and women.

The HPV vaccine nine-valent may cause lumps and swelling at the puncture site after injection. This is due to poor drug absorption caused by the injection and will generally disappear in about 3 days. Try not to rub the site frequently to prevent it from causing persistent aggravation. In addition, after the HPV vaccine is injected, it will also cause headaches, fever, nausea or fatigue. Such symptoms will last for 4-5 days and then disappear. It will not affect your health and will not last too long.

If the high fever is very serious, around 38°C, you can take some fever-reducing medicines orally. Such side effects do not mean that every woman will have them. It is determined according to the physical condition of each woman. If you have cold or fever symptoms before the injection, try not to get the injection. You can wait for a few days and then get the injection after the symptoms have improved.

The HPV 9-valent vaccine mainly prevents nine types of HPV infection and generally requires three injections, one in the first month, third month, and sixth month. Generally, this vaccine is more effective for single women between the ages of 16 and 26. A dose of the nine-valent HPV vaccine costs 1,300 yuan, and three doses cost nearly 4,000 yuan.

After the injection, we need to pay attention to whether there are lumps and swelling at the injected part, and whether there is exudate. Pay attention to whether the local area is infected. A mild fever may occur after the injection, but there are no other side effects.