How to make an appointment for HPV vaccine?

Hpv vaccine can be booked online, or you can choose to make an appointment directly at the CDC or the Maternal and Child Health Hospital. After the appointment is successful, you can vaccinate according to the time. At present, hpv vaccines are divided into bivalent, tetravalent and nonavalent. These three vaccines are injected at different ages, so it is recommended to consult clearly before vaccination. After the vaccination, you should stay in the hospital for about half an hour. If you don't feel sick, you can leave. After vaccination, it is recommended to keep a light diet, drink plenty of water and not eat spicy food.

It is generally recommended to have routine gynecological examination before hpv vaccination, such as gynecological physical examination, vaginal secretion examination, human papillomavirus examination, TCT examination and so on. For women who have never had sex, it is generally impossible to carry out the above examination, just make an appointment for vaccination according to the routine. For women who have sex, it is necessary to check vaginal secretions and conduct cervical cancer screening to determine whether there is infection. If there is an infection, it is generally recommended to vaccinate again after a period of treatment and the body's resistance is enhanced. This is not a hard and fast rule. If the vaccinator has a strong desire to vaccinate, he can vaccinate before the infection has healed.