If you become pregnant during HPV 9, you need to stop the vaccine, take regular pregnancy tests, and treat according to the results of the pregnancy test. If a woman becomes pregnant during her HPV vaccine Septavalent, she needs to stop receiving the vaccine. Current research shows that HPV vaccination does not increase the chances of miscarriage, fetal malformation or stillbirth, but it is still necessary to do all pregnancy tests regularly. If the pregnant woman is not feeling well or the labor test reveals fetal abnormality, she needs to choose the appropriate plan for further treatment under the guidance of the doctor. If the results of all pregnancy tests are normal and the fetus grows and develops well, the pregnancy can continue. After the fetus is born and weaned, the remaining doses will be injected under the direction of the doctor.