How much is the HPV vaccine in China?

Contemporary female friends pay more and more attention to physical and mental health, and pay more and more attention to health preservation, so they will try their best to protect their ovarian health. You will also learn some common knowledge about preventing gynecological diseases in your daily life. So, what is the price of the HPV vaccine?

The HPV vaccines available in China are divided into 2-valent, 4-valent and 9-valent vaccines. It is often divided into three valences because each valence is for a different group of people and covers different types of viruses. However, the higher the valence, the more types of viruses it covers, and the corresponding age of women is also higher.

The 2-valent HPV vaccine is mainly for women aged 9 years and above but around 25 years old. The types of viruses that can be prevented mainly include HPV16 and HPV18 virus infections. In addition, it can also prevent the occurrence of primary and secondary neoplasia in the cervical epithelial cells and adenocarcinoma in situ. The efficiency of preventing cervical cancer is over 80%. It is effective only if three injections are given within 6 months.

The 4-valent HPV vaccine is mainly for women aged 20 and above and around 45 years old. It has an efficiency of over 84% in preventing cervical cancer and requires three injections within 6 months. The main viral infections that can be prevented include HPv16, HPv18, HPv6 and HPv11. And it can prevent more than 90% of the oiliness of sexual organs caused by HPV infection.

The 9-valent HPV vaccine is mainly for women between the ages of 16 and 26, with an efficiency of over 92% in preventing cervical cancer. It also requires three injections within six months. The viral infections that can be prevented include HPv61 16 18 and HPv31 33 45 52 58, among other 9 viral infections.

What is the price of the cervical cancer vaccine launched in China?

The cervical cancer vaccine that China will soon launch is a bivalent vaccine.

Are there any side effects of the Chinese cervical cancer vaccine?

Some common side effects may occur after vaccination, including pain at the injection site, fever, swelling, general fever, fatigue, myalgia, headache, joint pain, gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain), urticaria, rash, etc., which usually subside on their own without any treatment. If you experience respiratory infections, dizziness, abnormal sensations in some parts, and lymphadenopathy, you should seek medical attention immediately.