Pregnant in the same month after taking the third HPV shot

Cervical cancer is very harmful to the patient's physical and mental state. Fortunately, the current HPV vaccine can prevent more than 90% of cervical cancer in clinical medicine. Therefore, women who attach great importance to their own health and have standards have chosen to go to the hospital for HPV vaccination. However, it is said that women should not get HPV vaccine during the pregnancy preparation period and during pregnancy. Many women found out that they were pregnant after getting three shots of HPV vaccine. Can the child be kept?

The current HPV vaccine is an eradication vaccine and is a relatively safe vaccine. If a woman of childbearing age finds out she is pregnant after having received three doses of the HPV vaccine at a reliable designated medical institution, the child can actually be kept. However, during pregnancy, the woman must actively and attentively go to the hospital to do every prenatal checkup and fetal abnormality screening.

At present, the medical community's research on animals has not found any teratogenicity or fetal toxicity from the HPV vaccine. Although no such research has been conducted on humans, there have been no clinical cases of fetal blindness or maternal health damage caused by the HPV vaccine. However, just in case, every country prohibits women who are preparing for pregnancy or are pregnant from getting the HPV vaccine.

If a woman finds out she is pregnant after having received the first one or two injections of the HPV vaccine, she should immediately stop receiving subsequent vaccinations and can only receive further vaccinations after the child is born. However, if a woman finds out she is pregnant after having received all three injections of the HPV vaccine, the child can be born normally, she just needs to pay attention to prenatal check-ups.

The above article has already given relevant explanations on the question of whether it is possible to keep the child if you get pregnant after receiving three doses of the HPV vaccine. So far, scientific research at all levels has shown that the HPV vaccine is a very safe vaccine, so female friends who have received three shots of the HPV vaccine and find themselves pregnant do not need to worry too much about the fetus being adversely affected by the vaccine.