Bivalent cervical cancer vaccine

For female friends, diseases such as cervical cancer are very scary, because once the cervical disease becomes serious, it will threaten the personal safety of women. In addition, cervical cancer is a very painful disease during the treatment process. Therefore, female friends must do a good job of avoiding such diseases in their normal daily life. Only when female friends pay enough attention to their health can they better prevent some gynecological diseases. Cervical cancer vaccine can prevent cervical cancer. Next, I will briefly introduce to you the difference between the bivalent and quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccines. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Cervical cancer is the number one killer that seriously endangers women's life and physical and mental health. It has a high incidence rate and mortality rate. Now with the significant improvement of medical standards, vaccines for this type of disease have become available. Cervical cancer vaccines are generally divided into bivalent and quadrivalent vaccines. Many people are not clear about the difference between the bivalent and quadrivalent cervical vaccines, so when preparing for the vaccination, we must first understand the difference between the two.

The main differences between the bivalent and quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccines are as follows. The bivalent vaccine can help patients prevent 70% of cervical tumor cells, mainly preventing infection by two genotypes of the virus. The recommended age for vaccination is about 9-25 years old women. In addition to preventing 70% of cervical tumor cells, the quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccine can also prevent 90% of gynecological diseases such as genital warts. In addition, the quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccine can effectively prevent infection by four genetic viruses. Generally speaking, the group that receives the quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccine is mainly women aged 20 to 45.

The difference between the bivalent and quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccines lies not only in their defense power, but also in their price. The price of the quadrivalent cervical cancer vaccine is much higher than that of the bivalent vaccine. Generally speaking, the protective effect of the cervical cancer vaccine is 6 years. With the passage of time, its protective effect will gradually weaken. Therefore, vaccination is only a natural barrier for prevention. It does not mean that women can completely prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer by getting the cervical cancer vaccine. In addition, people with allergies should not get the cervical cancer vaccine.