: Reservation related issues
1. What is the age range of the nine-valent vaccine?
China approved nine-valent HPV vaccine for women aged 16-26. On the day of the appointment, the background system will automatically identify the age according to the ID number. 16, women under the age of 26 can make an appointment. Suppose you made an appointment on April 8, 2003. 1Women born between April 8, 993 and April 8, 2003 can make an appointment, but women who are not within the age range cannot make an appointment.
2. What is the vaccination age range of the three vaccines?
Bivalent vaccine: 9-45 years old (please go to the insurance department for minor vaccination)
Tetravalent vaccine: 20-45 years old
Nine-valent vaccine: 16-26 years old
Women over 45 cannot be vaccinated. Please have regular cervical cancer screening.
Can people above 3.26 be vaccinated?
You can't make an appointment to vaccinate the nine-valent vaccine, but if these people are younger than 45 years old, you can also choose to vaccinate the two-valent and four-valent vaccines. Each vaccine is suitable for the vaccination age group.
4. Vaccination procedures and prices of the three vaccines
Bivalent vaccine: 10 month, 1 month and June, that is, the first injection is finished, the second injection is given one month later, and the third injection is given six months later. One needle and three needles cost 6 14 yuan.
Tetravalent vaccine: 10 month, February and June, that is, the first injection is finished, the second injection is given two months later, and the third injection is given six months later. One needle and three needles are 832 yuan.
Nine-valent vaccine: 10 month, February and June, that is, the first injection is finished, the second injection is given two months later, and the third injection is given six months later. One needle 1332 yuan, send three needles.
Similarities and differences of nine-valent vaccines between Chinese mainland and Hongkong. The nine-valent vaccine in Chinese mainland is the same as that in Hongkong. They are all imported vaccines, produced by Merck, and the price in Hong Kong is relatively expensive.
5. Do you need to have an examination before vaccination?
If you have a history of sexual life and haven't had a cervical cancer screening in the last year, I suggest you have a screening at the same time. Cervical cancer screening in Hubei Maternal and Child Health Hospital is a joint screening of human papillomavirus and cytology, and the test results can be obtained within one week.
6. Is there a pregnancy plan that can be vaccinated?
For women who are in a hurry to get pregnant, it is recommended to get vaccinated after giving birth, because it takes at least half a year to get three shots. After vaccination, it is recommended to get pregnant at intervals of 3 months. Pregnant women and lactating women are not allowed to be vaccinated. If pregnancy is found during vaccination, vaccination should be suspended.
7. Can I use medical insurance for vaccination?
You cannot use health insurance. You can vaccinate at your own expense, once, and pay once. You don't have to pay for the reservation. Pay after you get to the hospital.
8. Is it necessary to vaccinate bivalent vaccine or tetravalent vaccine?
There is no need for another vaccination. About 70% of cervical cancer is related to HPV1618 genotype, and all three vaccines have coverage. From the perspective of rational utilization of national immunization program resources, it is not recommended that people who have been vaccinated with bivalent or tetravalent HPV vaccine continue to be vaccinated with nine-valent HPV vaccine after three doses. However, continuing to vaccinate the nine-valent HPV vaccine will not increase the risk of adverse events. If nine-valent HPV vaccine is needed after three doses of bivalent or tetravalent HPV vaccine, it will take at least 12 months to start vaccination, and the number of vaccinations is three doses.
9. What's the difference between bivalent, tetravalent and ninevalent?
None of these three vaccines has been proved to be effective in preventing diseases of vaccines and human papillomavirus infection. The risk of exposure to human papillomavirus increases with age, especially with the beginning of sexual life. Therefore, it is recommended to vaccinate as soon as possible.
The difference between bivalent, tetravalent and nonavalent
10. Appointment time
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After vaccination with human papillomavirus vaccine, cervical cancer screening is still needed on a regular basis. No matter which HPV vaccine is inoculated, all HR- human papillomavirus types cannot be prevented. At present, bivalent vaccines and tetravalent vaccines are aimed at human papillomavirus 16 and 18, which can only prevent about 70%-80% of cervical cancer. The newly marketed nine-valent vaccine can only prevent about 90% of cervical cancer, and the protective effect of the vaccine on elderly women will be lower than that of young women.
13. What conditions can't be vaccinated?
Vaccination is not recommended for pregnant and lactating women. Vaccination should be postponed for people suffering from serious diseases, acute attacks of chronic diseases and fever. If you find that you have symptoms of cold and fever after the appointment is successful, you can postpone the vaccination in the hospital. Those who have allergic reactions to the active ingredients or any auxiliary ingredients of the vaccine are prohibited.
: part of the problem set
1. Can I get a vaccine during my period?
Vaccination can be given during the period, and it has no effect.
2. Can I change my bivalent or tetravalent vaccine into a nine-valent vaccine?
Can't alternate vaccination.
3. What are the conditions for applying for nine-price? Do you want a Wuhan hukou?
No, there is no household registration.
4. Did you get all three shots after the appointment? What if there is a shortage?
You should make an appointment in advance for the injection.
I have made an appointment for bivalent vaccine. Can I still make an appointment for a nine-valent vaccine?
Yes, the reservation was successful. If you don't get the vaccine for a month, it will automatically fail. You can't make repeated appointments for the same vaccine within one month.
6. How many places are there per week?
According to the monthly delivery quantity, the monthly quantity will be different.
7. I was infected by human papillomavirus. Can I still get a vaccine?
Can be inoculated.
8. Will I be infected with human papillomavirus if I get other vaccines?
Other vaccines are needed, and HPV vaccine cannot be used for one month.
9. Can a man make a phone call?
At present, mainland men can't
10. Do you pay online or after going to the hospital?
Hospital injection money.
1 1. Can I make an appointment for 9 prices every Monday next Monday?
Yes, you can make an appointment every week when you have the vaccine.