Can I get HPV vaccine?

HPV infection can still be vaccinated.

Although infected, vaccination can prevent other uninfected HPV subtypes, thus reducing the risk of subsequent infection with other subtypes. Different HPV vaccines can prevent multiple subtypes, even if infected with one or more of them, vaccination can still protect against uninfected subtypes. In addition, HPV vaccine can stimulate the body to produce an immune response, even if there is infection, vaccination can further strengthen the immune system's ability to respond to HPV, help better control infected HPV, reduce the progression of lesions.

Whether vaccinated or not, regular cervical cancer screening is very important, in order to early detection and treatment of possible lesions.