The first and second shots of the ninth-level cervical cancer vaccine are relatively long. How long can the interval be between them?

The first and second doses of the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine should be given at a maximum interval of two months. Getting the vaccine according to the injection time is conducive to the formation of vaccine antibodies in the body.

The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine is divided into three injections, which are injected at 0, 2, and 6 months. They must be completed within 6 months, so the longest interval between the first and second injections is 2 months. The interval between the second and third injections is 4 months, so that the vaccine can exert better therapeutic effects.

The nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine is mainly a vaccine to prevent human papillomavirus. It is suitable for people aged 16 to 24. When all physical indicators are normal, three injections of the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine should be completed. This will enable the vaccine to form antibodies in the body and achieve the purpose of preventing human papillomavirus.

If you experience fever, infection or other physical discomfort when it is time to get vaccinated, you can postpone the vaccination appropriately and get vaccinated after the symptoms are relieved. After getting the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine, be careful not to bump your arm, don't get it wet too early, and don't eat spicy or irritating foods.