is the hpv vaccine effective after u have already gotten the virus?
gardasil will not protect against hpv types that you already have. see more...
yes, if you marry this dude and no one ever cheats. but still, why not protect yourself? get the vaccine so you are totally safe. i hope your boyfriend is always faithful but you never know, things happen. this vaccination is supposed to be given before the age of 25 years, i think. i do not know of a test for hpv for men anyway at this time. it is very very contageous and running rampid. my step-daughter was not promiscuous and she found out she had hpv after she was married. who really knows where her husband got it? and it doesn't matter they have a good marriage. anyway, he has no symptoms but she has had to have surgery. i wish we would have known about this vaccine or it would have been available when she was younger. i would have made sure she got the vaccine when she was in my care as a teenager. then, she would not have ever had to suffer. she has a daughter and will make sure she is vaccinated. the vaccination is a blessing and only provides protection. be thankful it is available and get it.

ok valid answer - here is a copy of an article and if you are 26 you can still get it:
 
human papillomavirus, a disease that causes 70 percent of cervical cancer cases and 90 percent of genital warts cases, is most common for people in their late teens and early twenties, according to the centers for disease control and prevention web site.

"if i were a 26-year-old who had never had intercourse or had never been exposed to the virus, i'd get the vaccine," said dr. roger yandell in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the texas tech health sciences center. "it definitely has more impact on younger girls, though. the cervix changes during menarche, a girl's first period. that's when it's most susceptible to the virus, so we try to start the vaccine just before that takes place." 

the advisory committee on immunization practices consists of 15 experts - selected by the secretary of the u.s. department of health and human services - who provide advice and guidance to the cdc. the committee recommends women through age 26 years old receive catch-up vaccinations, according to the cdc web site.

"you have to look at what we're trying to treat," yandell said. "cervical cancer is really what we're talking about here, and on a lesser scale, genital warts. this is the most common disease for causing either of those." Hello Diana! Thank you for asking at HealthReplies.com.







MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella) is a vaccine to protect against measles, mumps and rubella. The recommended number of vaccine doses is 2 doses with a minimum distance of 28 days. In your case, administering the vaccine is too close, so the vaccine may not be as effective as it should be. If you are an adult, you may only need 1 dose, depending on your age and the indications that you have. It is recommended that you consult with an internist regarding this problem. MMR vaccine should not be given to pregnant women, patients with HIV, or to patients with weak immunity. Giving 2 doses of vaccine will provide you with protection for about 20 years.







That's all information from me. I hope this helps.







Regards. alcohol has also been shown to kill viruses such as herpes, hepatitis b, hiv, influenza, rhinoviruses, and coronaviruses, among others. a 2020 study indicates that alcohol effectively destroys... intrauterine insemination (iui) procedures are performed at 24 to 36 hours after hcg trigger shots are given with ovary stimulation medication. patients diagnosed with unexplained infertility may benefit from earlier iui procedures, which helps in increasing their fertility levels during ovulation with gonadotropins. its a personal choice, but statistics in the uk have proved that mass vaccination is working and deaths from covid 19 have dropped dramatically since over 20 million people have had the first jab.  (me included)
also hospital admissions have dropped by over 65%.
anyone who does not take up the vaccination offer out of fear of it, is putting themselves and very possibly others, at great risk. jmo. i know hormones can affect how wet a female gets, for example taking the pill. did you recently go on the pill or start other hormone based contraception? i'm on otho tricycline high and for the first 2 or 3 weeks i got real sick. i felt like i couldn't eat or i would throw it up. and i just felt generally horrible. it'll pass though in a week or so. i've been on it for close to 3 years now. and i haven't had problems since those first 3 weeks were over. i don't know if you know this or not, but after about 5 years of taking one type of birth control, your doctor will change your prescription because after a while your body doesn't respond to the hormones any more and the bc becomes useless. they'll change your prescription after around 5 years and you might get sick again while your body is getting used to the new hormones. 


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oh, i got headaches too Hello Elisa, Thank you for the question.



  

Immunization is one of the measures to prevent infectious diseases by giving vaccines that will stimulate the immune system to be immune to a particular disease. Besides children. adults can also receive immunizations.



  

Have you ever received a polio vaccine when you were a child? Polio or poliomyelitis is a viral infection that enters a person's body through the oral cavity or nose, then spreads to the bloodstream that attacks nerves, causing permanent muscle paralysis. This virus is easily transmitted through direct contact with the stool of the patient, consuming food and drink contaminated with the stool of the patient, through coughing or sneezing from the patient. This disease can be prevented by giving the polio vaccine. Polio immunization is a compulsory immunization given to children. Even adults can receive the polio vaccine.



  

If you have never received a polio vaccine at all when you are a child, you can receive a 3-dose injection of polio vaccine, with the first and second vaccine spacing is 1-2 months while the second and third vaccine spacing is 6- 12 months. If when you children have received 4 doses of polio vaccine, then you are recommended to receive 1 dose of booster vaccine that will last a lifetime.



  

Please consult your doctor immediately to receive the polio vaccine. Also discuss with your doctor about how many doses of vaccine you should receive.



  

Hope this helps. unlikely but not impossible. i would suggest that you start your new method of contraception as soon as possible.<br><br>best wishes yes, it works