Who is the 9-valent vaccine suitable for?

The 9-valent vaccine is for women between the ages of 16 and 26. If administered after this age, the preventive effect may be poorer.

The 9-valent cervical cancer vaccine can effectively prevent 9 genotypes of viruses and can effectively prevent more than 90% of cervical cancer. However, the 9-valent vaccine may have higher requirements and is suitable for vaccination between the ages of 16 and 26. If you are over 26 years old, the drug's efficacy may not be very good. Therefore, you should choose a suitable vaccine for injection at the appropriate age to achieve better therapeutic effects, play an antiviral role, and reduce the occurrence of cervical cancer.

Please note that women who are pregnant or breastfeeding cannot be injected into the cervix. They cannot have sexual intercourse within a short period of time after the injection of the vaccine. They should also observe changes in the body at any time to see if any minor side effects occur. The 9-valent vaccine may require about two injections. They cannot get pregnant within half a year to avoid affecting the quality of the pregnancy and causing the quality of the embryo to deteriorate.

After the vaccination, you must pay attention to your personal diet and try not to eat spicy and irritating foods, which may affect the effect of the drug or the treatment, and easily reduce the efficacy of the drug. Pay attention to the local hygiene of the vagina, choose some loose and breathable underwear, and keep the vagina dry or clean.