Who should not get cervical vaccination?

Cervical cancer is very scary for women, and the cervical cancer vaccine has greatly reduced the possibility of the disease, which has attracted the attention of society. Many women want to prevent cervical cancer by getting the vaccine, but this type of vaccine is not suitable for everyone, and there are certain groups of people who should not take the cervical vaccine. So, what kind of people should not get the cervical cancer vaccine? Let’s find out below.

Cervical cancer vaccine is not suitable for the following groups:

1. Allergic symptoms: If women are prone to allergic symptoms to certain ingredients such as protein and yeast, or have had severe allergic symptoms to the previous dose of vaccine, it is recommended not to receive the cervical cancer vaccine, otherwise it is likely to cause significant side effects, causing unnecessary harm to their health.

2. Pregnant women and those preparing for pregnancy: It is not recommended for pregnant women to get cervical vaccination to avoid serious adverse effects on the development of the fetus. Not only pregnant women, but also those preparing for pregnancy who plan to get pregnant in a short period of time should not get cervical vaccination. If you find out you are pregnant after getting the vaccine once, don't rush to have an abortion or induced labor. You can first perform abdominal B-ultrasound and other examinations to diagnose the detailed condition of the fetus and stop the vaccination immediately.

3. Women with cervical precancerous lesions: For patients with cervical cancer or patients with precancerous lesions, it is not recommended to get cervical vaccination again, because even if it is vaccinated, it will not produce any practical effect, and it will also cause adverse effects on the condition. At this time, the most important thing is to cooperate closely with the doctor for treatment. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy or surgery are all the best treatments.

Cervical vaccination is not recommended for the above three groups. I hope everyone can pay attention to this. The occurrence of cervical cancer will seriously threaten the personal safety of women, so active prevention should be taken in daily life. If women experience vaginal bleeding outside of their menstrual period, abnormal female secretions, lower abdominal distension and pain, etc., they should be aware that these are early symptoms of cervical cancer. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to rule out the possibility of cervical cancer.