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Is it possible to get hpv vaccine at athe age after 25 for girls. I want to know all the details fully. Please explain
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Yes just 3 doses ... At 0,1,6 month.
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Yes it is totaly safe to take hpv vaccine
At this age irrespective of your personal intimacy
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Yes HPV vaccine can be taken. And is better to take both both men and women.
As u r 25 years old, 3 doses are required.
Schedule depends on the type of vaccine:
If u r taking Bivalent vaccine:
1st dose on 1st visit
2nd dose 1 month later &
3 rd dose after 6 months.
If u r taking Quadrivalent vaccine:
1st dose on 1st visit
2nd dose after 2 months
3rd dose after 6 months.
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Hello dear,
Yes .
The HPV vaccine protects against the human papillomavirus (HPV).
HPV causes several cancers like cervical, anal, throat, and penile cancers as well as genital warts.
Doses:
2 doses if started before
Age 9–14 years
1st dose: at chosen date
2nd dose: 6–12 months later
Age >15years and above or if immunocompromised at any age
3 doses
1st dose: at chosen date
2nd dose: 1–2 months after first
3rd dose: 6 months after first
Common side effects -mild pain/swelling at injection site, headache or fever. Serious side effects are extremely rare.
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Works best if given before sexual activity begins, but still provides protection afterward.
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Yes for dose schedule and type of vaccine consult
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Yes you can take the vaccines
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Yes, provided immunity is not very low.
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Yes , of you are susceptible towards hpv exposure or chances of exposure to hpv , better get vaccinated. One complication escalated with its infection in female human body is cervical cancer . And there are namely 2 types of vaccines , 1. Gardasil and 2. Cervarix.
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Only think is make sure that you are not immunocompromised.
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Yes you can get hpv vaccine upto 45 years of age. Do consult your gynaecologist for the vaccination
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Yes. More important if you are at risk
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One can get HPV vaccine at 25 years age if she is a virgin. If she is not a virgin she can get the vaccine after the test for HPV
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Yes according to some guidelines 1-2 doses are given at 6 months interval for age > 21 years. The exact schedule will be provided by your healthcare provider from the hospital/clinic you take the vaccine
It is preventive for Cervical Cancer caused by the most common variants of the virus and is highly recommended based on national guidelines.
It is like all vaccines, it boosts the immune system by preparing the Antibodies in your bloodstream if any exposure is there in the future
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HPV vaccine can be given between the ages of 9 and 45 years It is most effective when administered before an individual becomes sexually active. If started before 15 years of age only two doses are required and If started after 15 years of age three doses are recommended
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Go to your nearest health centre or hospital, u can get this vaccine . This vaccine is crucial for preventing ca cervix.
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Vaccine might be a bit expensive compared to other vaccines , but it's a must to prevent future risks
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Yes you can take HPV at your age
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After 25, it can still be taken, especially up to 45 years, but the benefit is less than if taken earlier.
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Yes you can get vaccine at nearest health care centre
If age between 9-14 yrs 2doses (0,6month)
If age above 14-45 3doses (0,2,6month)
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Every female should get vaccine as it may cause cervical cancer later on. It’s safe to take vaccine as early as possible.reach out further advice.
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Dr. Keerthana
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Yes, you can take.
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Dr. Surbhi Gupta
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HPV vaccines are useful only if administered before first sexual contact.
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Dr. Manaswi Shamsundar
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Pune
Yes absolutely take all the three doses if u are taking 4 variant strain vaccine
It will provide immunity
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Dr. Marini Vanitha
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Kakinada
Yes.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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