What side effects does HPV vaccine have on women?

Under normal circumstances, there are no side effects after women are injected with HPV vaccine, but some women with special physique may feel pain after being injected with HPV vaccine, and the injection site may be red and swollen. The probability of this happening is also relatively low, and it is temporary. You can choose to use cold compress to relieve it. Some women may have allergic reactions, which is very rare. After injecting HPV vaccine, they can choose to stay in hospital for half an hour. If there is an allergic phenomenon, it can also be treated in time. Before the vaccination of human papillomavirus, the body will also be examined. If the body is not suitable for human papillomavirus vaccination, doctors will not choose to vaccinate special people.

First, side effects All drugs will have side effects when used. Because everyone's physique is different, the side effects after vaccination with human papillomavirus will be different. Many people have no obvious response after vaccination. Under normal circumstances, as long as there is no allergic reaction, it will not have much impact. It is best to go to the hospital for a physical examination in advance before vaccination with HPV, which is good for your health.

Second, vaccination Some people can't get HPV vaccine. Pregnant women are very sensitive during pregnancy and cannot blindly take some drugs. Vaccination is also not allowed, which can also avoid affecting the baby's health. Pregnant women can't get HPV vaccine either, because they can't get pregnant within one year after vaccination.

If you are infected with diseases before vaccination, you can't be vaccinated with human papillomavirus, because symptoms such as fever and cold will affect the curative effect, and serious side effects may occur. If you are allergic, there are many things to pay attention to in your life, so you should also rule out your body before vaccination, whether there will be allergic reactions.