The HPV vaccine for females is an essential step in preventing certain types of cancer and protecting your health. Did you know that the vaccine can help reduce the risk of cervical, throat, and other cancers caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV)?
When to get the HPV vaccine? Females from the age of 9 to 45 can get the vaccine. It is not required for the female to have achieved puberty, but the vaccination should be done before menopause.
Pregnant women and women who are trying to get pregnant shortly should avoid getting the vaccine. You can discuss this with your gynaecologist or lady doctor for more details.
Watch Dr. Sivakami Gopinath of Kauvery Hospital, one of the best Gynecologists in Chennai, explain why getting vaccinated is so important for your long-term well-being and how it can make a difference.
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