Precautions after taking the nine-valent vaccine

The nine-valent HPV vaccine is a major research achievement of contemporary medical electronics and a major breakthrough in the scientific research of female cervical cancer antigens. Many clinical medical experts have shown that the benefits of the nine-valent vaccine outweigh the disadvantages! So, what are the common problems after the nine-valent vaccine? What should you pay attention to after the nine-valent vaccine? Be careful of these key points!

What should I pay attention to after getting the nine-valent vaccine?

Vaccination may cause side effects. Although most women will not feel anything after taking the nine-valent vaccine and there will be no major side effects, some women may feel uncomfortable after taking the nine-valent HPV vaccine depending on the individual. The specific manifestations are:

Mild pain, muscle tension, partial edema, lumps, partial skin redness, headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, vomiting

Some patients faint during vaccination, so you can consider lying down for vaccination and stay for 15 minutes after the injection. If the patient's side effects after vaccination are consistent with hypersensitivity reactions, subsequent vaccinations should be cautious or stopped!

1. The current nine-valent vaccine in China is suitable for women aged between 16 and 27 (the vast majority);

2. Vaccination is not allowed in some cases, such as women who are preparing for pregnancy, pregnant or breastfeeding. If you really want to have a child, it is best not to get the nine-valent vaccine;

3. If you have subacute febrile symptoms (just having a cold, fever, etc.), you need to delay vaccination;

4. Vaccines are usually given in the morning, so you can wake up early and have a full breakfast before queuing at the hospital;

5. After vaccination, you can drink more water appropriately and try not to take a bath on the same day (to avoid the risk of infection);

6. Vaccination interval: Generally, it is 0 2 6, that is, the first and second shots need to be 2 months apart, and the second and third shots need to be 4 months apart. However, generally, the vaccinations are completed within 4 months. The key is to have a nurse who can help you make the reservations!

Will HPV vaccination reduce the female birth rate? HPV vaccine contains compounds that cause reproductive and infertility side effects! It causes female infertility. Is that really the case?

Official organizations such as the FDA, CDC, WHO, and my country's CFDA have already confirmed that HPV vaccines do not cause infertility. Regarding the relationship between HPV vaccines and female fertility, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report is translated below:

In some cases, women get cervical cancer before they become pregnant or before they finish their pregnancy. Treatment of cervical cancer (removal of the cervix and uterus, radiation therapy, and/or chemotherapy) can make it impossible for a woman to become pregnant. Preventing cervical cancer by getting the HPV vaccine can reduce this risk.

Therefore, there is no need to worry too much about the nine-valent vaccine causing infertility! However, women who are preparing to get pregnant or who have received half of the vaccine and find that they are already pregnant should stop receiving the nine-valent vaccine!

What should you pay attention to after getting the nine-valent vaccine? Pay attention to these details! The nine-valent vaccine is a product for female friends, and it is also very helpful for female reproductive health, so everyone must recognize it! After vaccination, you must also pay attention to some doctors' specific guidance and suggestions!