HPV 9 (9-strain) cervical cancer vaccination program.
In a world of uncertainties peace of mind is the rarest luxury. Do not wait for a warning sign when you have the power to write your own safety net today.
Because lasting health and beauty start with strong prevention. Nowadays, silent threats like cervical cancer and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are no longer a distant threat. The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a culprit for which there is no direct cure. Therefore, proactive self-care is crucial.
At D' Lovevery Clinic We are ready to take care of you. HPV vaccine program (Gardasil 9) This is currently the best and most comprehensive preventative innovation, developed to effectively reduce the chances of infection with high-risk cancer-causing strains, allowing both women and men to live confidently and without worry every day.
Check now! 4 extremely dangerous misconceptions about cervical cancer and HPV.
| Common misconceptions that put you at risk (Myths) | Facts you need to know to protect yourself. |
|---|---|
| Having no sexual intercourse or only one sexual partner means there's absolutely no way to contract HPV. | That's not true! HPV can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact, particularly around the genitals, or by sharing personal items, even without sexual intercourse. Even having only one sexual partner carries a high risk of up to 80%. |
| If you have already received the quadrivalent HPV vaccine, you do not need to get it again. | That's a misunderstanding! This new 9-strain vaccine has increased its effectiveness in covering 5 more major cancer-causing strains, providing up to 90% protection against cervical cancer, compared to only 70% for the previous version. |
| If you are over 26 years old or married with children, getting the vaccine won't help. | That's still very helpful! Medical studies confirm that for women aged 26-45 who have previously had sexual intercourse, the 9-strain vaccine still effectively stimulates immunity to prevent new infections. |
| Regular annual pelvic examinations and cervical cancer screenings (Pap Smear) are sufficient. | That's not entirely true! A pelvic examination is for "checking for abnormalities after an infection has already occurred," but it does not "prevent infection in the first place" like receiving a vaccine to build immunity. |
After reading the four facts above, you'll see that no one is 100% safe from this dangerous virus. Therefore, choosing the right defenses early on is the best answer.
Are you worrying about the wrong things due to your daily behaviors?
Many people worry about their surroundings to the point of insomnia, but neglect certain behaviors that pose a real high risk. The table below will help you see more clearly which behaviors are very low-risk and hardly cause any concern, and which behaviors should be seriously monitored and prevented.
| Very low risk behaviors | Very high-risk behaviors. |
|---|---|
| Using public restrooms (The chance of contracting infection from sitting on a public toilet seat is very low, almost zero, because HPV cannot survive on dry surfaces long enough to transmit the virus through normal external skin.) | Having sex without using a condom. (The primary route of infection transmission is through the mucous membranes of the genitals.) |
| Using the swimming pool together. (The chlorine in the water and its dilution prevent the spread or transmission of pathogens through the pool water.) | Changing sexual partners frequently (This exponentially increases the chances of exposure to new strains of the virus.) |
| Eating together (HPV is not a virus that is transmitted through saliva in food or through common serving utensils.) | Close skin-to-skin contact with the genital area. (Even without penetration, or even with a condom that doesn't provide complete coverage, there's still a high risk from external contact.) |
| Touching public objects (doorknobs/train handrails) (The infection is not transmitted through healthy, dry skin on the hands.) | Neglecting to build immunity before having sexual intercourse. (Adolescents are the period when the body develops the best and safest immunity to vaccines.) |
The best protection for you and your loved ones at D' Lovevery Clinic.
There are over 140 strains of HPV, divided into low-risk strains that commonly cause genital warts and high-risk strains that are the main cause of cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, anal cancer, as well as oral and throat cancer.
Our 9-strain vaccine program provides enhanced protection compared to previous versions (2-strain and 4-strain), covering all major strains, including:
- High-risk cancer-preventing strains: Strains 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, and 58 provide over 90% protection against cervical cancer.
- Genital wart prevention strains: Strains 6 and 11 (provide up to 90% protection against genital warts).
A table comparing the differences between various types of HPV vaccines.
To help you clearly understand the protection at each level, D' Lovevery Clinic has summarized the differences between each type of HPV vaccine as follows:
| Features and performance | Quadrivalent vaccine (Cervarix) | Quadrivalent vaccine (Gardasil) | 9-strain vaccine program (Gardasil 9) |
|---|---|---|---|
| A comprehensive range of breeds. | 16, 18 | 6, 11, 16, 18 | 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, 58 |
| Preventing cervical cancer. | About 70% | About 70% | More than 90% |
| Preventing genital warts. | Not covered. | comprehensive | comprehensive |
| Recommended vaccine recipient groups | Female, age 9-25. | Women and men aged 9-45 years. | Women and men aged 9-45 years (maximum effectiveness). |
| Prevention of other types of cancer. | The primary cause is cervical cancer. | Cervical cancer, vaginal cancer, anal cancer | Cancer of the cervix, vagina, anus, mouth, and throat. |
Advantages and considerations of vaccination programs. HPV 9 Breed
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- The most comprehensive protection: This includes protecting against an additional 5 high-risk strains (31, 33, 45, 52, 58), which are very common among Asians and Thais.
- Both men and women can receive the vaccine: It can prevent cervical cancer in women, and anal cancer, genital cancer, and genital warts in men.
- Building long-term immunity: Medical studies have shown that vaccines can create levels of immunity that last for decades without the need for frequent booster shots.
- Worth it, even if you've been infected: For those who have already been infected with HPV, the vaccine also helps protect against the remaining 9 strains that you haven't been exposed to yet.
Additional considerations
- Individual responses: Maximum effectiveness is achieved when the injection is given before the first sexual encounter (e.g., in children or adolescents). If sexual activity has already occurred, effectiveness may be slightly reduced for strains previously exposed to.
- This is not a treatment for disease: This vaccine is for prevention only and cannot be used to treat pre-existing HPV infections or cervical cancer.
- Temporary side effects: You may experience fatigue, pain, swelling, redness at the injection site, or a low-grade fever during the first 1-2 days. This is a normal reaction of the body to build immunity.
Things to know about HPV9 vaccination.
| Things you should know | The description |
|---|---|
| Where should it be injected? | Inject "Upper arm muscles" (Deltoid muscle) It's primarily injected into the deltoid muscle. A specialist doctor or nurse will clean the skin and identify the safest site before injection. It's not injected directly into the genitals; many people misunderstand this. 🙂 |
| How does it feel when you get the injection? Is it very painful? | The pain level is at... "Very little to moderate" Yes (it feels similar to an ant bite when the needle is inserted) because we use an extra-small needle. However, you may experience some tightness or heaviness in the upper arm muscles for about 1-2 days after the injection. |
| How long does the injection take? | The medication administration process takes only... 1-2 minutes That's all. However, the clinic will recommend that patients rest and observe their symptoms for another 15-30 minutes after the injection for maximum safety. |
| Do I need a recovery period after the injection? | No recovery time is needed. After the injection and after the observation period, you can immediately return to work, your daily life, or go shopping as usual. |
Guidelines for preparing before receiving a service.
To ensure the smoothest and safest possible treatment process, please prepare the following:
- Please provide a detailed health history: In particular, a history of allergies to chemical drugs, antibiotics, or other types of vaccines previously received.
- Check your pregnancy status: For women, it is recommended to make sure you are not pregnant before receiving the vaccination.
- Make sure you're physically ready: Get enough rest, at least 6-8 hours, and drink plenty of clean water before coming to the clinic.
- Avoid periods of high fever: If you have a fever, sudden illness, or any serious health issues, please inform our staff so you can postpone your appointment until you recover.
Proper self-care after receiving treatment.
Following post-injection instructions will help reduce side effects and promote faster recovery.
- Observe for symptoms after injection: After the doctor has administered the vaccine, we recommend that you rest and observe your symptoms at the clinic for about 15-30 minutes for maximum safety.
- Apply a cold compress when there is pain or swelling: If you experience soreness, swelling, or redness in the upper arm where the injection was given, you can gently apply a cold gel pack to relieve the symptoms.
- Rest the arm that received the injection: Avoid lifting heavy objects or tensing the muscles in the arm that received the vaccine during the first 24 hours.
- Take fever-reducing medication when necessary: If you have a low-grade fever or headache, you can take paracetamol to relieve the symptoms as directed by your doctor.
Important information to be aware of: Who is this program not suitable for?
Although the vaccine has a very high level of safety, the following groups of people need to avoid it or consult a specialist closely.
- Pregnant mothers: Do not receive the HPV vaccine if you discover you are pregnant during the vaccination course. You must stop the remaining doses immediately and continue the vaccination after giving birth.
- Individuals with a history of severe allergic reactions to vaccine components: For example, if you are allergic to yeast or other compounds that are the main ingredients of this vaccine.
- People with acute severe illness: It is recommended to treat any underlying medical conditions until they are fully recovered before starting the vaccination program.
Tips for optimal results: do's and don'ts during the service.
To achieve the best possible immune response from a vaccine, discipline and self-care throughout the treatment period are required, as follows:
Things that have a positive impact on the outcome (Dos).
- Ensure you receive all your injections on time as scheduled:
- For individuals aged 15 years and older (3-injection course): The vaccination schedule is as follows: 1st dose -> 2nd dose (2 months later) -> 3rd dose (6 months after the first dose) to stimulate the immune system to its fullest potential.
- For children aged 9-14 years (2-injection course): The first and second doses should be administered 6-12 months apart.
- Strict contraception: During the entire vaccination course, you should use a safe method of contraception to prevent unintended pregnancy.
- Get a health checkup along with this: Even if you've received all the necessary vaccinations, annual cervical cancer screening (such as a Pap Test or HPV DNA Test) is still recommended for 100% prevention.
Things you should absolutely not do (Don'ts)
- You shouldn't neglect appointments or let too much time pass between them: Postponing an appointment for too long may result in the immune system not functioning as it should.
- Avoid risky sexual behaviors: Changing sexual partners frequently or not using condoms while not having completed your vaccination course increases the risk of contracting strains of the virus that the vaccine has not yet provided immunity against.
- Avoid activities that weaken the immune system: For example, heavy alcohol consumption, smoking, or insufficient sleep during the week after vaccination may prevent the body from building up immunity as effectively as it should.
ฉีดวัคซีน HPV 9 What breed and how much does it cost?
| Number (of needles) | Price (THB) |
|---|---|
| 1 injection | 7,500 THB |
| 3 injection | 22,000 THB |
Why choose D' Lovevery Clinic for your HPV vaccination program?
We understand the concerns of both men and women and are committed to providing you with the best possible service experience for the following reasons:
- A team of experienced doctors. Our clinic has a team of doctors with specialized knowledge and experience in preventive healthcare. Our doctors will conduct a physical assessment, take a medical history, and plan a vaccination schedule tailored to each individual's age and lifestyle, ensuring the body receives the most effective immune boost.
- High-quality and 100% authentic vaccines. We only use Gardasil 9, a cervical cancer and HPV vaccine (9-strain type), sourced directly from the manufacturer with strict temperature control and storage standards. This ensures the highest quality, purity, and safety for every dose.
- Close care and consultation. From the initial consultation regarding viral strains to receiving all necessary vaccinations and post-treatment follow-up, our team is dedicated to supporting you, sending appointment reminders, and answering all your questions in a friendly manner, ensuring you feel at ease throughout your journey of building a strong health shield.
- The clinic atmosphere is clean, safe, and private. D' Lovevery Clinic prioritizes the highest standards of hygiene and safety. Our facility is meticulously cleaned and sterilized, and designed to provide a relaxing, comfortable, and private environment—a stark contrast to the typical hospital atmosphere.
- The results focus on health care from the inside out. We believe that every woman and man deserves a life free from worry. Early prevention of serious illnesses with highly effective vaccines at D' Lovevery Clinic will help you live confidently, fully embrace every role, and radiate confidence from a truly healthy body.
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- pneumococcal vaccine
- Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis Vaccine
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Due to the current generation of shingles vaccines... Shingrix It is a subunit vaccine containing a relatively high concentration of adjuvant to achieve a efficacy rate of over 90%. Regarding side effects... Arm soreness and fatigue are therefore more noticeable with this vaccine than with other vaccines. Doctors often tell patients straightforwardly that if they have an important event, a flight, or need to lift heavy objects the next day, getting two injections at once might interfere with their daily life. However, if they have ample rest, the injections can be completed on the same day. The most worthwhile investment of time. Because early prevention of shingles means protecting yourself from the debilitating chronic neuropathic pain (PHN) in the future as well.
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But many people may be surprised that those who die often die from complications during treatment, especially patients with underlying conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, lung disease, heart disease, cancer, or those using immunosuppressant drugs.
Anyone who's had shingles knows how painful it is. It's like a fire spreading across your body, along nerve pathways. The weaker your immune system, the harder it is to control this fire. The risk isn't just the agonizing pain, but also the potential for severe damage to the brain, lungs, and eyes.
The good news is... The risk can be greatly reduced by seeing a doctor early, avoiding self-medication, and planning for appropriate vaccination. If an elderly patient or family member develops a painful, burning rash in a linear pattern, don't assume it will go away on its own. Early treatment is the most valuable time. Vaccines are much more affordable these days. Typically, around 7,000-8,000 per injection. It depends on the medical facility.
The doctor can definitively say right here that if you are 30 or approaching 45 years old, getting vaccinated is essential. HPV 9 The breed is still the same. It's worth it, and it's definitely not too late. Try to picture this, okay? It's like we're just starting out again. Applying sunscreen in your 30s, even if it's a little late, is better than letting the sun burn your skin and get freckles and age spots all over your face when you're 40. Is it true that having had sexual intercourse might expose your body to one or two strains of HPV, but this vaccine will help prevent that? It blocks and protects us from up to 90% of the remaining dangerous strains. This is a group of harmful strains that directly cause cervical cancer.
So, don't give up just yet by thinking you're too old and it's too late. Just clear your schedule and get all the shots. 3 injections as scheduled (in months 0, 2, and 6). To create a new line of defense, and most importantly, the patient must... Always get screened for cervical cancer. Because the vaccine helps protect against new infections but doesn't cure existing infections that you may already have. For patients over 45 years old who want to protect themselves, please feel free to come and talk to a doctor at the clinic. We can assess your lifestyle together to find the most suitable way to take care of your health.
Vitamin D3 injections are an effective option for... Quickly correct vitamin D3 deficiency. The doctor will... Assessed based on blood vitamin D levels and the patient's health history. Before deciding to get injections, regardless of the injection site... Both the arms and hips absorb well. The doctor will choose the most suitable location for each individual patient. The advantages are that it acts quickly and there's no need to worry about absorption. However, there are some caveats. Risk of vitamin D3 overdose. If not cared for by a specialist, then... Consulting a doctor before getting the injection is therefore the most important thing. For safety and best results.
For influenza A, patients generally experience symptoms for approximately... 5-7 days. However, the severity and duration depend on each individual's immune system. Some healthy individuals may experience rapid symptom relief within 3-5 days, but those with weakened immune systems, such as the elderly, young children, or those with underlying conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure, may experience symptoms for longer or develop complications.
While I was a doctor, I wanted my patients to... Take good care of yourself. For example, drink plenty of warm water, get enough rest, and eat foods that boost your immune system, such as fresh fruits and vegetables. If you have a high fever or severe body aches, you can take medication. Paracetamol It can help relieve symptoms, but doctors want to warn against taking aspirin because it may have side effects, especially in children.
In addition, please wash your hands frequently and wear a face mask when near other people to prevent spreading the infection to family members. It is recommended that the patient stay at home until their fever subsides for at least 24 hours. If symptoms worsen, such as high fever, severe coughing, or unusual shortness of breath, they should return to see a doctor immediately, as there may be additional complications.
