What are the types of cervical cancer vaccines? What should I pay attention to when getting cervical cancer vaccines?

Cervical cancer vaccine is the HPV vaccine mentioned in daily life. It is a protein vaccine. Vaccine recipients are generally distinguished by age, and different cervical cancer vaccines are given to women of different ages. Because cervical cancer is a serious malignant tumor, it will endanger women's physical and mental health. Therefore, it is necessary to inject cervical cancer vaccine, which can make the human body produce protective antibodies. Regarding the relevant issues of cervical cancer vaccine, please ask Chen Zhongwen, chief physician of Zhaoqing First People's Hospital, to answer. What are the types of cervical cancer vaccines? At present, there are three types of cervical cancer vaccines: bivalent, quadrivalent, and nine-valent: 1. The bivalent vaccine was launched earlier, and the bivalent vaccine is mainly aimed at high-risk vaccines HPV16 and HPV18 prevention; 2. On the basis of the quadrivalent vaccine HPV16 and 18, there are two types of HPV prevention, HPV6 and HPV11; 3. The nine-valent vaccine can prevent nine types of HPV viruses including HPV16 and HPV18. What are the conditions for cervical cancer vaccination? Vaccination conditions for cervical cancer vaccine: 1. It is best before sexual life; 2. Age limit, different types of vaccines, different age limits. It is recommended that women aged 19 to 45 receive the bivalent vaccine; women aged 9 to 45 receive the quadrivalent vaccine; and women aged 16 to 26 receive the nine-valent vaccine. But the age limit is not absolute. What are the precautions for cervical cancer vaccine injection? Precautions for cervical cancer vaccine injection: 1. Age limit, it is recommended that women of appropriate age receive the vaccine; 2. Exposure to infection indicators, such as HPV, if the test result is positive, it is not recommended to receive the vaccine. The main bleeding feature of cervical cancer is contact bleeding. Generally speaking, it is bleeding after sexual intercourse, which is the most obvious feature. Since the cervical cancer vaccine can prevent the onset of cervical cancer, enable the human body to produce protective antibodies, prevent the human body from being infected with papillomavirus, and effectively prevent the onset of cervical cancer, more and more women have received the cervical cancer vaccine. What needs to be noted about the cervical cancer vaccine is that the cervical cancer vaccine cannot replace regular cervical cancer screening or other measures to prevent sexually transmitted diseases. There may be some mild reactions after vaccination, which are generally not to be worried about, but if the symptoms are very obvious, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time.