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If HPV vaccination is recommended for kids. Boy and girl child.
At what age one should take this vaccine?
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Yes it is recommended for both girls and boys above 9 years of age. It prevents various cancers caused by HPV virus infections.
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From 9 yrs for both female and male children .
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Above 9 years of age
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Hello,
HPV is recommended in both boys and girls
As early as possible
Age group 9-14 years
If more than 14 years schedule differs slightly
Also there are options of vaccines that need to be discussed
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Yes. A two dose schedule for HPV is recommended in all boys and girls aged 9-14 years.
For children more than 15 years old, a three dose schedule is recommended.
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Yes it is recommended
For 9 to 14 year children- 2 doses at 6month interval
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Consult a pediatrician
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Above 9 years
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