Accidentally drank alcohol after HPV vaccine

In recent years, with the acceleration of people's pace of life, the death rate of cervical cancer has greatly increased. In order to prevent this disease, my country has launched the HPV vaccine. And this kind of vaccine, the sooner the vaccine is given, the better the effect. However, drinking is not allowed after taking this kind of vaccine. So what should I do if I drink alcohol after taking the HPV vaccine?

The hpv vaccine targets the HPV virus, which can prevent infection and reduce the occurrence of related diseases (such as laryngeal cancer, anal cancer, genital warts and cervical cancer, etc.). After getting the vaccine, try not to take a bath or lift anything within one day, and pay special attention to not getting drunk within one month. If you drink alcohol, you need to go to the epidemic prevention center to check the vaccination results. If there is any adverse reaction, you can get a booster shot.

Not everyone can get the HPV vaccine. People who are allergic to the vaccine and pregnant women should not get the vaccine to avoid side effects. For patients with acute illness, it is recommended to delay vaccination. Some adolescent girls have experienced fainting after vaccination, so wait a few minutes after the shot.

Cervical cancer has taken the lives of many people, so women must pay close attention to it and get the HPV vaccine as early as possible to prevent cervical cancer. In addition, we should pay attention to hygiene in daily life, especially in sexual life and during menstruation. And women suffering from cervical erosion should cooperate closely with treatment to prevent it from developing into cervical cancer. In addition, women with cervical lacerations also need corresponding treatment.

Who can get the HPV vaccine?

Each vaccine needs to go through a long process from the initial research and development to its official launch. After the vaccine is developed, clinical trials are carried out on young volunteers. It will only be released after its effectiveness and safety are confirmed. Some of the standards for vaccine development are purposeful, such as what age group needs to be vaccinated? Age, gender, etc. may all be things to pay attention to.

1. Gender

The HPV virus can infect both men and women, so both men and women are required to get the HPV vaccine. However, because the incidence of cancer in women due to HPV infection is much higher than that in men, the need for HPV vaccination is more urgent for women.

2. Age

The HPV vaccine is most effective when administered before the first sexual intercourse, and slightly less effective after sexual intercourse, but the difference is not that big. Among the HPV vaccines currently sold in China, the bivalent vaccine is generally recommended for the 9-25 age group, the quadrivalent vaccine is recommended for the 20-45 age group, and the new nine-valent HPV vaccine is suitable for women aged 16-26.

So is there no need for people over 26 years old to get vaccinated? For people over 26 years old, the best way to prevent it is regular screening for cervical cancer. For women who have been infected with the HPV virus, the effect of the HPV vaccine is very small and can be ignored.