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Cervical Vaccine
Hi there ..I had gone for a medical check up today which included a Pap smear test.My gynaec suggested that I get a HPV vaccine done.I saw 2 vaccines for the same 1.Gardisal 2.Cervarix . She suggested me if I take Gardisal I will need to just one vaccine while if I take Cervarix 2 vaccines should be taken.Can you please advise how many doses are needed ?
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Dr. (Prof.) Nilanjana Basu
Homeopath
20 yrs exp
Noida
Hello,
I acknowledge the previous comment of Dr. Sharma.
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Dr. Avi Sharma
Homeopath
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello ma'am,
What I would advise you is not to take any such vaccine.
All these vaccines been flooded in the market is just because of multi billion dollar market.
Plus there are risks associated with the vaccine as well-http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/07/16/hpv-vaccine-effectiveness.aspx
Go through the article and take a wise decision on your own.
Take care.
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