Nine-valent vaccine for girls

As we all know, cervical cancer is one of the cancers that seriously endangers women's reproductive health. The main culprit of this cancer is HPV (human papillomavirus) infection. The once well-known Hong Kong artist Anita Mui died of this disease. But with the development of medical technology, cervical cancer can already be effectively prevented by getting the HPV vaccine.

Girls' nine-valent vaccine

The nine-valent vaccine refers to the nine-valent HPV vaccine, which is used to prevent cervical cancer caused by human papillomavirus infection (HPV). It can prevent more than 90% of cervical cancer. The vaccine was approved for sale abroad in 2014. Our country has only recently recognized that there are more than 100 subtypes of HPV virus in clinical medicine.

The nine-valent vaccine has the most comprehensive coverage at present. It mainly targets high-risk types 16, 18, 6, 11, 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58, the nine most common HPV infection types that are closely related to cervical cancer. Its coverage of HPV virus infection has reached nearly 90%.

There is no age limit for the HPV vaccine, so can anyone of the right age get the vaccine? I specifically asked the doctor who gave me the injection about this question, and the doctor said that people in the following four situations are not suitable for the HPV vaccine:

1. People with skin allergies

People who are allergic to protein and yeast should not get the HPV vaccine. So how do you judge whether you are allergic to skin? People who are allergic to bread, eggs and milk protein should not be vaccinated with HPV vaccine. Otherwise, not only will it not achieve the preventive effect, but it will also destroy the body's immunity and affect health.

2. Women who are preparing for pregnancy

It is not recommended for women who are preparing for pregnancy to get the HPV vaccine. All medicines are poisonous. Vaccines will more or less affect women's fertility and will also continue to affect the physical and mental health and growth of babies.

3. Pregnant women

HPV vaccine is not recommended for pregnant women. At present, there are no accurate clinical studies in the world to prove whether the HPV vaccine is harmful to pregnant women. In order to prevent the HPV vaccine from entering the body of pregnant women and affecting the healthy development of the baby's heart and other internal organs, pregnant women are advised not to get the HPV vaccine during pregnancy. If you get the HPV vaccine without knowing you are pregnant, don't worry. You can go to the hospital for a check-up and follow the doctor's instructions to get pregnant again.

4. Women who have already been infected with cervical cancer

Women who have already been infected with cervical cancer or have lesions in the private parts do not need to get the HPV vaccine. If they get the HPV vaccine while they are sick, it will not only be ineffective, but may also have a significant negative impact on their recovery.

Eliminating the above 4 situations, friends who plan to go to Hong Kong for HPV vaccination can act quickly. There are now waves of people going to Hong Kong to get the HPV vaccine, causing a shortage of HPV vaccine stocks in Hong Kong's hospitals and clinics; in addition, Hong Kong's designated medical institutions implement a reservation system for vaccination, and reasonable reservations can save a lot of time and energy.