Vaccine for cervical cancer for men

All men aged 11-2 should be vaccinated against cervical cancer (HPV). Previously, HPV vaccines were only recommended for young women.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, HPV vaccines are designed to prevent the spread of papillomavirus, genital warts (also known as genital warts), and throat cancer. Both men and women, and cervical cancer in women.

Men vaccinated against HPV to prevent infection
Virus that causes genital warts and throat cancer.

The HPV vaccine is divided into 3 doses, which enhance the body's immunity. If women get this vaccine when they are young, they will avoid 70% of the risk of these diseases.

Men who get HPV vaccine will help reduce the spread of HPV to others, helping their partners reduce the risk of cervical cancer, genital warts and some other types of cancer. People should get this vaccine before starting sex. Age 11 -12 is the period when the body produces the most antibodies.

A recent report shows that nearly 16 million Americans aged 14 - 69 years are infected with HPV in the mouth or throat, and many of them do not show any symptoms.