Is it effective to get a vaccine to prevent uterine cancer after menopause?

Uterine cancer is a malignant tumor disease with a very high incidence rate among women. There are many causes of this disease, such as early marriage, early childbearing, and multiple births. Although there are many methods to treat uterine cancer, some uterine cancer patients still die from this disease every year. Now we are developing a uterine cancer vaccine that can effectively prevent uterine cancer. So, is it effective to prevent uterine cancer after menopause?

The vaccine to prevent uterine cancer is generally given to women under 45 years old. After the injection, local redness and swelling may occur. Secondly, a short-term low-grade fever may occur. These are normal phenomena after the injection of the vaccine and will disappear in a few days. The vaccine to prevent uterine cancer is effective for 4 years. The uterine cancer vaccine has no side effects. If there are allergic side effects, they are mild and short-lived. Therefore, for most women, this is a good way to prevent uterine cancer.

Even if you have received a vaccination, you should pay more attention to various possible factors that may cause illness and develop good living and eating habits. If you find that you are sick, you should take medicine or go to the hospital for treatment immediately. Women should wear breathable and loose cotton underwear to prevent uterine cancer. Mold can easily survive in a humid and warm environment, so they should wear breathable and loose cotton underwear to prevent the occurrence of mold.