Can I get the HPV vaccine if I have a cold?

Everyone has a certain understanding of the nine-valent vaccine. It is a new anti-HPV vaccine that can prevent more than 90% of cervical cancer, so many women want to get vaccinated. However, if a woman has a cold or fever before getting the vaccine, she must not take chances and should communicate with her doctor first to understand the impact of colds and fever on the severity of the vaccine to minimize accidents.

It is best for women not to get the nine-valent vaccine after having a cold, because a cold will cause a decrease in immunity, which will greatly increase the risk of vaccination and increase the patient's chance of complications. After encountering this kind of situation, we should appropriately delay the time of vaccination, and promptly treat the fever and cold, use relevant anti-fever and cold drugs to control the condition so that the body can recover as soon as possible. One week after the disease is cured, if the body has no other discomfort, we can get the vaccine, which can not only ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine, but also minimize the chance of complications.

There are also many areas that require attention when getting the nine-valent vaccine. Before getting vaccinated, we should first understand the effects of the vaccine and the steps of vaccination, and also its contraindications. If you are in a condition that is not suitable for vaccination, you must not blindly get vaccinated. Otherwise, it will not only fail to prevent infectious diseases, but will also cause serious adverse effects on the body. After the vaccination, we do not have to leave the vaccination site immediately. We need to observe for about 30 minutes and leave only if no serious side effects occur. If serious side effects occur, we must not take chances and should communicate with the vaccinator immediately so that effective measures can be taken as soon as possible to avoid accidents.

In short, women must not get the nine-valent vaccine after having a cold, because doing so will not only affect the effect, but also greatly increase the chance of side effects in women. We should wait until the disease is completely cured for one week before getting the vaccine, and we must pay close attention to our own health after the vaccination to minimize the occurrence of side effects.