Where to get vaccinated against cervical cancer is the top concern of many women under the age of 26. Currently, cervical cancer is the second most common dangerous cancer (after breast cancer). Besides screening rountine, vaccination is the most effective way to prevent cervical cancer.
8/1/2018 2:50:24 PM
Cervical cancer is a disease that occurs at the connection between the uterus and vagina of a woman, where a large tumor forms, grows quickly, and difficult to control. Through many studies, more than 99% of cervical cancers have high-risk HPV (Human Papilloma Virus, a virus that causes papillae in humans).
Vaccination is the most effective method for women to actively prevent cervical cancer
When the disease moves to stage IV, cancer cells spread out of the pelvis, to nearby parts such as the bladder, rectum, or can invade distant organs such as the lungs, liver, bone. The treatment becomes complicated, costly, lifetime is reduced, the ability to be cured is very low. According to statistics, every day in Vietnam there are 14 new cases and 7 women die from cervical cancer (according to the HPV Information Center).
The disease usually occurs in women between the ages of 40 and 60, but the HPV virus may have existed silently in the body before. Therefore, women from 9 to 26 years old should actively prevent the disease by getting the HPV vaccine right from the start. The vaccine helps the body make antibodies against some of the most common types of HPV that can lead to cervical cancer, namely, the HPV strains 16 and 18. Because HPV is primarily contagious through sex, so women should be vaccinated before the first sex.
There are 2 vaccines that are widely used in the world and licensed for circulation in Vietnam: Gardasil (immunization of 4 strains of HPV 16,18,6,11 produced by the US) only use for women 9 - 26 years old and Cervarix (2 vaccines of HPV 16.18 produced by Belgium) are only used for women 10-25 years old.
The Gardasil vaccine is a great choice for preventing cervical cancer and genital warts
The protective effect of the HPV vaccine is shown to be at least 5 years after vaccination. The vaccination should be consulted clearly by a doctor, it only works when used for the right people, in accordance with the vaccination procedure of the Ministry of Health.
CarePlus International Clinic system is known as a reputable and reliable cervical cancer vaccination site. CarePlus is a member of Singapore Medical Group (SMG) with a network of more than 20 specialties and more than 26 leading clinics in Singapore. In Vietnam, CarePlus specializes in providing high-quality outpatient health care services with a team of qualified doctors, modern equipment, and spacious facilities. Specifically, with CarePlus's vaccination service, there are 3 outstanding advantages as follows:
Examination and counseling before injection: The doctor does a physical exam, asks about health history, allergic status, has sex or not. At the same time, the doctor also advises the origin and effect of each vaccine and selects the suitable one for each customer.
Vaccination: Vaccines are strictly preserved, ensuring the quality, on schedule, according to the correct procedures, in order to minimize post-injection complications.
Follow-up after vaccination: Customers are monitored for at least 30 minutes after injecting at a sterile area, able to control side effects (if any). In addition, customers are also prompted to inject in the next times.
Women feel secure when getting cervical cancer vaccination at CarePlus
If getting vaccinated at other local health facilities, you have to wait for hours. At CarePlus, all procedures are fast, customers coming to vaccinate are served attentively.
Vaccine type |
Price (VND) |
Gardasil vaccine (1 shot): Not including consultation fee |
1.900.000 |
Gardasil vaccine (3 shots): Including consultation fee |
6.000.000 |
In order to have all women get vaccinated against cervical cancer, CarePlus always strives to provide safe, comfortable, and fast services.
To learn more about vaccination services at CarePlus, please visit: http://careplusvn.com/en/tiem-ngua-ung-thu-co-tu-cung or contact the Free Call Center 1800 6116 (Press 2) for detailed advice.
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Consulted by Dr. Pham Thi Ngoc Tuyet