Patient's question:
Female, 24 years old. I heard from a friend that the incidence of cervical cancer is particularly high now. If you get vaccinated, you can prevent it. Please ask what are the adverse reactions of the nine-valent HPV vaccine.Doctor's answer:
The nine-valent HPV vaccine approved for marketing in our country has a recommended age range for vaccination of 16 to 26 years. The incidence of adverse reactions to the nine-valent HPV vaccine will be lower than that of the four-valent vaccine. It may cause some adverse reactions, such as local redness, swelling, and pain, as well as systemic symptoms like fever, dizziness, and nausea. However, these adverse reactions are temporary. Therefore, when administering the nine-valent HPV vaccine, it is advised that the vaccinated individual should stay in the hospital or pet hospital for a period of careful observation after receiving the nine-valent vaccine.