After taking bivalent HPV vaccine, you need to pay attention to avoiding water at the vaccination site, pay attention to adverse reactions, and take medical checkups on time.
1. Avoid getting water on the vaccination site: avoid getting water on the vaccination site for a short period of time after vaccination to avoid infection.
2. Pay attention to adverse reactions: After taking bivalent HPV vaccine, you should pay attention to observe your own adverse reactions, such as fatigue, elevated body temperature, allergy, etc. Symptoms are usually relatively mild, and most of them can be relieved on their own. If the symptoms are serious, consult a doctor in time.
3. Timely physical examination: Bivalent HPV vaccine can only prevent some high-risk HPV infections, and after vaccination, you still need to undergo cervical cancer screening on time.