Do I need to measure my blood pressure before getting the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine?

Before receiving the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine, blood pressure is generally measured, and general checks such as pulse and body temperature are also required to ensure that the patient is in good health.

The bivalent cervical cancer vaccine can prevent cervical cancer caused by HPV16 and HPV18 virus infections, and can achieve a 100% prevention rate. It also has a preventive and protective effect on other high-risk HPV types. The bivalent cervical cancer vaccine is suitable for women aged 9 to 45 years old. It is administered in three doses and must be completed within 6 months to be effective. Before taking the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine, you need to undergo a gynecological examination, HPV examination, TCT examination, etc. to determine your physical condition. Only healthy people can take the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine.

The bivalent cervical cancer vaccine should be administered during the menstrual period. Women of childbearing age should exclude pregnancy. If acute inflammation and fever occur, it is necessary to wait until the body is fully recovered before continuing. After the vaccination, you should rest more and avoid fatigue to avoid inducing adverse reactions. Even if you have received the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine, you still need to go to the hospital regularly for cervical cancer screening.