The third dose of the nine-valent vaccine is for those over 26 years old

The third dose of the nine-valent vaccine can be given even if you are over 26 years old but under 28 years old. You can go to a professional medical institution and find an experienced doctor to give you the nine-valent vaccine.

The nine-valent vaccine is mainly a protective vaccine, which can achieve a relatively good preventive effect on human papillomavirus infection, cervical cancer lesions, and cervical epithelial lesions. The appropriate vaccine needs to be injected according to age group and one's own physical condition. By injecting the 9-valent vaccine, the body can produce antibodies, which can prevent the occurrence of cancer to a large extent. This is also an effective way to prevent cancer. For women over 18 years old or women who are sexually active, they need to undergo a full-body examination before receiving the cervical cancer vaccine. They need to understand their own health status in a timely manner. Only if they are suitable for the 9-valent vaccine can they go to a professional medical institution to receive the 9-valent vaccine.

Before injecting the nine-valent vaccine, a cervical HPV test is mainly performed. The injection can only be performed when there is no infection in the cervix, and only after the injection will it have a certain effect. After the vaccination, the injection site needs to be cleaned to reduce adverse stimulation to the injection site, so as to avoid the risk of infection at the injection site, which may cause pain symptoms at the injection site. After the vaccination, you should also eat light food.