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The HPV vaccine is a vaccine against HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), which is a major cause of cervical cancer. This is because HPV infection can cause cervical cells to become chronically inflamed and transform into cancerous cells.

The efficacy of the vaccine is high. If injected at an age that has never had sex before.

-Injected at an age when the body has a good immune system From the research, it was found that girls' bodies are immune to the virus between 9 and 15 years of age. They can be vaccinated twice, but are as effective as three shots.

-Women aged 9-26 years should be vaccinated with HPV, focusing on vaccination between the ages of 11-12 years.

- Boys ages 9 to 26 can be vaccinated with 4 strains of HPV vaccine to prevent genital warts and anal cancer. Focus on injections between the ages of 11-12 years.

The HPV virus is not only the cause of cervical cancer. It also includes vaginal cancer. vulvar cancer and genital warts. Therefore, preventing the disease through complete HPV vaccination at an early age will help to stay safe from the disease as well.

A physical examination, history, blood test, complete blood count can make the pregnancy go smoothly to prevent disease, including various infectious diseases such as medical diseases such as

- Anemia

- Thyroid gland toxicity

- Hypersensitivity immune system (SLE)

- Thalassemia disease (A type of hereditary anemia caused by abnormalities in the synthesis of hemoglobin, an important protein in red blood cells. Hemoglobin carries oxygen from the lungs to organs throughout the body. It is dangerous during pregnancy.)

- Other diseases such as epilepsy, tuberculosis, HIV infection (AIDS), venereal disease, hepatitis B carriers - rubella, tumors or lumps in the uterus and ovaries.

A blood test involves collecting a blood sample for analysis in a laboratory. The analysis of results will vary for each program, such as a complete blood count (CBC) to look for abnormalities in red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, blood concentration or abnormalities such as anemia.

ThinPrep Pap Test is a standard examination to screen a cervical cancer. The cervical cells will be collected by liquid-based cytology (LBC). This method helps to collect more sample cells, clearer cells and evaluate the early-stage cancer cells better than the old method which is Pap Smear test.