Women are suffering from an increasing number of cervical diseases, which can be prevented. Women should pay attention to the cleanliness of the external genitalia in daily life, maintain a dry genital environment, change underwear frequently, and also take early measures to prevent cervical diseases. So, can the cervical vaccine be administered at the age of 46?
Firstly, adolescent women are often considered the first choice for vaccination, and it is best to complete vaccination before sexual activity. Doctors in some countries recommend that women between the ages of nine and 26 can receive the cervical vaccine, while men or women over the age of 26 do not need to receive the vaccine. Other countries recommend getting the cervical vaccine at the age of eleven or twelve, and women who get married between the ages of thirteen and twenty-six can also get vaccinated.
Secondly, due to differences in age between countries and regions, as well as the age of first sexual intercourse, the age of receiving cervical vaccine varies in each region. Among women over the age of 26, those who have never had a poor cervical smear test and have had less than three sexual partners in their lifetime, i.e. cervical negative women, are most likely to benefit from cervical vaccination.
Finally, gynecological examination needs to be carried out regularly. Cancer does not happen overnight, but is a combination of mild diseases. Therefore, women should go to the hospital regularly for gynecological examination. Regular examination can reveal some precancerous lesions, find conditions and give treatment as soon as possible, so as to reduce the incidence rate of cervical cancer.
