The statement that three kinds of people are not suitable for HPV vaccination has not been authoritatively certified, but it is not recommended for people who are allergic to the active ingredients of the vaccine, have a compromised immune system, and those who are in a special period of time, or in the acute stage of a disease, not only three kinds of people.
The HPV vaccine, or human papillomavirus vaccine, is primarily used to prevent HPV virus infection. The vaccine is not suitable for people who are allergic to the active ingredient of this vaccine or any excipients, in order to avoid severe allergic reactions after vaccination.
The presence of a compromised immune system due to the use of immunosuppressants, genetic defects, human immunodeficiency virus infection, etc. may reduce the active immune response to the vaccine and is also not recommended.
Women who are preparing for pregnancy, pregnant, and breastfeeding are advised to delay vaccination in order to avoid effects on the fetus or newborn. Some acute episodes of illness, such as acute upper respiratory tract infections, also require delayed vaccination.
It is recommended to consult the relevant doctor before receiving HPV vaccination to rule out any contraindications to vaccination before proceeding.