HPV vaccine injection time interval table

HPV vaccine is a cervical cancer vaccine, available in bivalent, quadrivalent and nine-valent vaccines, using a three-dose vaccination program. The injection time of the two-valent HPV vaccine is three injections at zero, one month, and six months. The injection time of the four-valent vaccine and the nine-valent vaccine is three injections at zero, two months, and six months. The antigen level and vaccine effectiveness are maintained for up to ten years, and no booster shots are required in the future. Vaccinations should be carried out according to the effective time standards. After the vaccination, you should stay in the hospital for observation for half an hour before leaving.

After receiving the first dose of HPV 9-valent vaccine, the second dose is usually administered two months after the first dose; the third dose is usually administered six months after the first dose. The HPV 9-valent vaccine requires three injections, one injection each in the 0th month, the 2nd month, and the 6th month. The HPV9 vaccine can prevent infection from 9 types of HPV. It can not only prevent the occurrence of most cervical cancers, but also prevent the occurrence of genital warts around the anus, private parts, and vagina. HPV9 vaccine is suitable for women between the ages of 16 and 26.

The three doses of the nine-valent HPV vaccine are administered in the month of vaccination, one dose each in the second and sixth months after vaccination. When getting the vaccine, if you have symptoms of a cold or fever, you should wait until the cold is cured before getting the vaccine. If the vaccine has already passed, you should delay until your body temperature returns to normal before getting the vaccine again. The HPV 9-valent vaccine can prevent nine types of HPV infections, prevent most cervical cancers, and prevent the occurrence of genital warts around the anus, private parts, and vagina. The nine-valent HPV vaccine is one of the three HPV vaccines sold worldwide. It can prevent 92.1% of cervical cancer. The suitable age for the HPV nine-valent vaccine is women between the ages of 16 and 26. If you want to get the vaccine, go to a reliable designated medical institution as soon as possible.