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Prevent HPV-Related Disease.
HPV vaccination is an important part of preventive healthcare for eligible adolescents and adults. Protect yourself against HPV-related cancers and other HPV-related conditions with doctor-guided vaccination at Shree Polyclinic & Lab.
HPV Vaccination
A preventive step that can help protect against HPV-related cancers and genital warts.
Prevention Starts Before Disease.
HPV is extremely common. Vaccination can help prevent infection with HPV types associated with several cancers and genital warts.
Protect Against HPV-Related Disease
HPV vaccination is a preventive measure that can reduce the risk of infections caused by vaccine-covered HPV types.
What Is HPV?
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus that can affect both women and men.
Some HPV infections clear naturally, but persistent infection with certain high-risk HPV types can contribute to the development of cancers.
HPV is associated with cancers including cervical, anal, penile, vulvar, vaginal and certain head and neck cancers. Some HPV types can also cause genital warts.
HPV vaccination can help prevent infection with HPV types covered by the vaccine. It works best when given before exposure to HPV, although eligible older individuals may also benefit depending on age and individual circumstances.
At Shree Polyclinic & Lab, our healthcare team can guide you regarding eligibility, vaccination schedule, dose requirements and suitability.
One Vaccine. Long-Term Prevention.
Helps Prevent HPV Infection
HPV vaccination helps protect against HPV types covered by the vaccine.
Helps Prevent HPV-Related Cancers
Vaccination can reduce the risk of several cancers associated with HPV infection.
Helps Prevent Genital Warts
Certain HPV types are responsible for most genital warts.
Protection Before Exposure
Vaccination is most effective when given before exposure to HPV.
Protection for Eligible Adults
Some adults may still benefit from HPV vaccination depending on age and individual risk.
Prefer HPV Vaccination at Home?
Ask our team about convenient home HPV vaccination services in Bangalore, subject to vaccine availability and clinical suitability.
HPV Vaccine Schedule
The number of doses and timing depend on the age when vaccination is started and individual clinical recommendations.
💉 HPV Vaccination Guide
Your doctor can recommend the appropriate vaccination schedule based on age and individual circumstances.
| HPV Vaccination | Who May Need It? | Typical Schedule | Protection |
|---|---|---|---|
| HPV Vaccine | Adolescents and eligible adults according to age and individual recommendations. | 2 or 3 doses depending on age at initiation and clinical guidance. | Protection against HPV types covered by the vaccine. |
| HPV & Cervical Cancer Prevention | Eligible girls and women, according to vaccination guidance. | Based on age and vaccination history. | Helps prevent HPV infections that can cause cervical cancer. |
| HPV & Other Cancers | Eligible individuals according to vaccination recommendations. | Based on age and vaccination history. | Helps prevent HPV-related cancers including anal, penile, vulvar, vaginal and certain head and neck cancers. |
| HPV & Genital Warts | Eligible adolescents and adults. | According to recommended dose schedule. | Helps prevent genital warts caused by vaccine-covered HPV types. |
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HPV Vaccination Demystified
Answers to common questions about Human Papillomavirus vaccination.
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus that can infect both women and men. Certain HPV types can cause genital warts and some cancers.
HPV vaccination helps protect against HPV types covered by the vaccine. Depending on the vaccine, protection may include HPV types associated with cervical and other cancers as well as genital warts.
No. HPV can affect both women and men. HPV vaccination may be recommended for eligible individuals of different sexes depending on age and individual circumstances.
Some adults may benefit from HPV vaccination. Eligibility and expected benefit depend on factors such as age, previous vaccination and individual circumstances. A healthcare professional can guide you.
The number of doses depends mainly on the age when vaccination is started and individual vaccination history. Eligible individuals may require either a 2-dose or 3-dose schedule.
No. HPV vaccines are preventive vaccines and do not treat an existing HPV infection or HPV-related disease. Vaccination may still provide protection against HPV types to which a person has not previously been exposed.
Yes. HPV vaccination does not eliminate the need for recommended cervical cancer screening. Vaccination and appropriate screening work together as important preventive measures.
HPV vaccines have undergone extensive safety evaluation and continue to be monitored. Temporary reactions such as injection-site soreness, headache or fatigue may occur.
Protect Against HPV. Choose Prevention.
Speak with the healthcare team at Shree Polyclinic & Lab about HPV vaccination, eligibility and the recommended vaccination schedule.