How many times should the HPV vaccine be given?

At this stage, many people may be going for HPV vaccine injection. However, many people still don't know much about the HPV vaccine. They may have never heard of it before, so they don't know how many shots of the HPV vaccine are needed and when is the best time to get the injection. So, how many times should the HPV vaccine be given?

First of all, the HPV vaccine generally requires three injections, and these three times are not administered at the same time, but need to be injected within half a year. After the first injection, the second injection is usually required two months later, and the third injection is required six months after the first injection. Only if you get these HPV vaccines within the required time can the actual effect of antiviral treatment be better.

Secondly, although there is no more standardized term for the HPV vaccine, in general, if you have received the HPV vaccine, you can be guaranteed to have an antiviral effect for about eight years. In the future, the effectiveness of antiviral treatment may be weakened to a certain extent, and it may be necessary to inject the HPV vaccine again.

In addition, if a woman has received an HPV vaccine, she should be careful not to start preparing for pregnancy immediately, as it may have a negative impact on the fetus. It is best to wait for a while before getting pregnant to avoid affecting the fetus. And if you find out you are pregnant after getting the HPV vaccine, it is best not to get the next few vaccines, and consider getting the HPV vaccine after you give birth to the child.