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HPV Vaccine Schedule
Ideally, vaccines for HPV should be administered
before a child reaches their teen years. Some
people are surprised by the recommended age for
HPV vaccination, but its most effective when
given at an early age. Teens and adults can also
receive the vaccine, but they need more doses and
it may not be as effective when administered
later in life.
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Recommended HPV Shot Schedule
The CDC recommends that children should get the
HPV vaccine at age 11 or 12. The vaccine for kids
this age includes two shots, with the second shot
given six to 12 months after the first shot. If
two shots are administered less than five months
apart, a third dose of the vaccine is required at
least four months after receiving the second
shot. Although there is no male HPV test
available yet, its recommended to get the HPV
shot for girls and boys alike. Teens can still
get the HPV vaccine if they didnt receive it at
the recommended age. Children ages 15 and up need
to receive three doses of the vaccine. The second
shot should be administered two months after the
first shot, and the third shot should be
administered six months after the first shot.
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HPV Vaccine Schedule for Adults
Is it too late to get the HPV vaccine if you
werent vaccinated as a kid? No, its not. The
CDC HPV vaccine adult recommendations include
women through age 26 and men through age 21. In
addition, the FDA has approved the use of
Gardasil 9 for adults through age 45. The HPV
shot for women and men requires three doses given
over the course of six months, with the second
shot received two months after the first and the
third shot received six months after the first.
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Why Early Vaccination is Important
When someone receives all their doses of the HPV
vaccine before becoming sexually active, it
reduces their risk of getting certain kinds of
HPV-related cancers by up to 99. By recommending
the vaccine for kids when theyre still young,
the CDC aims to ensure kids are fully vaccinated
before they start having sex. The HPV vaccine
cannot protect against any types of the virus you
have already been exposed to, so it cant provide
the same level of protection if youve already
started having sex or engaging in intimate
skin-to-skin contact. You may benefit from
getting the vaccine as an adult, but it likely
wont be as effective as it would have been if
you received it at the recommended age.
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