Cervarix Injection

Cervarix injection is the active ingredient of the Human Papilloma Virus vaccine. It’s intended to guard your body against infection or diseases caused by human papillomavirus type 6, 11, 16, and 18. These viruses cause illnesses such as pre-cancerous lesions that affect the female genital regions (cervix vagina, vulva, and cervical) as well as the anal areas. They cause genital warts among females and males. HPV types 16 and 17 account for 70-80% of cervical anal cancer cases. HPV types 6 and 11 account for nearly 90 % of cases of genital warts.
HPV is a common virus that causes genital warts. HPV virus can be a widespread sexually transmitted illness that can cause various health problems, including genital warts as well as several types of cancers, such as cervical, anal, throat, and penile cancer. Cervarix Injection does not cure the disease; it just protects against it. It is not a threat to people who the virus has already infected. The vaccine is designed to protect against the spread of these diseases. The most effective vaccine is administered before the person is sexually active since it is intended to guard against HPV strains that are commonly transferred through sexual contact. Cervarix Injection is generally regarded as secure and efficient and has been demonstrated to reduce significantly the chance of developing HPV-related health issues. There are no interactions with any other vaccinations.