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HPV Vaccination in Bangalore
Protect Against HPV. Vaccinate Today. Protect Tomorrow.
HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is a common viral infection that can cause certain cancers and other diseases. HPV vaccination helps protect against infection with HPV types targeted by the vaccine and provides the greatest benefit when given before exposure to HPV.
At Medax Hospitals, Gottigere, Bangalore, children, adolescents, and eligible adults can consult our pediatric and gynecology specialists to understand HPV vaccination, eligibility, and the recommended vaccination schedule.
Why Is HPV Vaccination Important?
HPV vaccination can:
- Help prevent infection with vaccine-targeted HPV types
- Help reduce the risk of HPV-related cancers
- Help protect against HPV-related diseases
- Provide the greatest benefit when given before exposure to HPV
- Protect both females and males against HPV-related diseases
HPV vaccines have been extensively studied and have a strong safety record.
What Is HPV?
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus. Some high-risk HPV types can cause persistent infection and may contribute to the development of certain cancers.
HPV is associated with:
- Cervical cancer
- Vaginal cancer
- Vulvar cancer
- Anal cancer
- Penile cancer
- Certain mouth and throat cancers
- Genital warts
Who Should Consider HPV Vaccination?
Girls Aged 9–14 Years
This is an important target age group for HPV vaccination. Vaccination before exposure to HPV provides an opportunity for early protection.
Boys & Adolescents
HPV can affect both males and females. HPV vaccination may be recommended for boys and adolescents depending on age, vaccination programme, and individual circumstances.
Older Adolescents & Adults
People who missed vaccination earlier may still be eligible. Consult a doctor to understand the potential benefits and the appropriate vaccination schedule.
HPV Vaccine Schedule
The number of doses depends on factors such as age, health status, vaccine product, and applicable vaccination guidelines.
| Age Group | Common Schedule* |
|---|---|
| 9–14 years | 2 doses |
| 15 years and above | 3 doses |
Your doctor will recommend the appropriate schedule based on your individual circumstances and current vaccination guidelines.
HPV Vaccination and Cervical Cancer Prevention
Persistent infection with high-risk HPV types is responsible for almost all cervical cancer cases.
However, HPV vaccination does not replace cervical cancer screening.
A comprehensive approach to cervical cancer prevention includes:
1. Vaccination
Helps prevent infection with HPV types targeted by the vaccine.
2. Screening
Women should follow recommended cervical cancer screening guidelines.
3. Early Detection & Treatment
Early detection and appropriate treatment can help prevent cervical cancer from progressing.
No. HPV can affect both females and males. Vaccination can help protect against HPV-related diseases and cancers.
HPV vaccination is particularly beneficial when given before exposure to HPV. The recommended age and schedule can vary according to applicable guidelines and individual circumstances.
HPV vaccines have been extensively studied and have a strong safety record. Mild reactions such as pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site may occur.
No. HPV vaccines are intended to prevent HPV infection and related diseases. They do not treat an existing HPV infection or cancer.
No. Women should continue recommended cervical cancer screening even after HPV vaccination.
Some older adolescents and adults may still be eligible for HPV vaccination. Speak with a doctor to determine whether vaccination may be appropriate for you.
HPV Vaccination Specialists at Medax Hospitals
Consult our pediatric and obstetrics & gynaecology specialists to understand HPV vaccination eligibility, benefits and the appropriate vaccination schedule.
Children & Adolescents
For children and adolescents aged 9–15 yearsDr. Seema Peter
Dr. Rudresh Naik
Dr. Sowmya
Women & Young Adults
For women and young adults aged 15–45 yearsDr. Sunayana
DNB – Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Dr. Nidhi Jawhar
HPV Vaccination Available at Medax Hospitals
Visit Medax Hospitals, Gottigere, Bengaluru, for HPV vaccination and specialist guidance regarding eligibility and the appropriate vaccination schedule.
Take the First Step Towards HPV Protection
Speak with our specialists to understand HPV vaccination eligibility and the recommended vaccination schedule.
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