Irregular menstruation after taking the nine-valent vaccine

According to statistics, many female friends will inevitably get HPV vaccine at the same time as their menstrual period. Then everyone will be very concerned about whether vaccination during menstruation will cause harm to the body? Will it affect our health? Next, let's find out whether HPV vaccine will affect menstruation.

Does the HPV vaccine affect my period?

Can I get the HPV vaccine during my menstrual period?

can. In fact, getting the HPV vaccine during menstruation has no other effects and is not likely to cause adverse effects on the human body, so the vaccination is still effective. Therefore, you can get the HPV vaccine with peace of mind.

Will HPV vaccination delay my period?

I saw some friends on the Internet saying that their menstruation was delayed after getting the HPV vaccine. In fact, delayed menstruation has nothing to do with the HPV vaccine. The HPV vaccine does not have much effect on the menstrual period. There are many factors that affect the menstrual period, such as mood, climate, sleep quality, diet, etc.

How to choose HPV vaccine?

The 2-valent vaccine covers high-risk HPV types 16 and 18, while the 4-valent vaccine adds low-risk HPV types 6 and 11 to types 16 and 18. The 9-valent vaccine covers 9 subtypes of HPV viruses: 16, 18, 6, 11, 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58. Long-term clinical research data show that these types of HPV vaccines have a very good preventive effect on persistent cervical epidermoplasia and cervical carcinoma in situ. Among them, the bivalent vaccine and the quadrivalent vaccine have been approved for sale in mainland China.

Can I get the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine during my menstrual period?

The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine cannot be injected during menstruation. During the menstrual period, women's resistance is relatively weak and the female hormones in their bodies are relatively high. The injection of cervical cancer vaccine will trigger an immune response in the body. Therefore, if the patient is vaccinated during this period, it may aggravate uncomfortable symptoms, such as persistent fever, or allergic reactions such as skin rashes. Patients are advised to get the vaccination about 3-7 days after the menstrual period is over.

The above is all the detailed information about whether the HPV vaccine will affect menstruation. I hope it can help more women. If you want to get the HPV vaccine, don’t worry too much. The vaccine will not easily affect menstruation.