Individuals aged 27 to 45 who are considering vaccination against HPV should have a thorough understanding of the vaccination regimen, vaccine effectiveness, age limits, and contraindications to ensure the best possible vaccination experience. The Gardasil 9 vaccine is now available for individuals up to 45 years old, an expansion from the previous limit of 26 years. However, important information regarding vaccine effectiveness, correct vaccination age, and the vaccination regimen has not been widely disseminated.
Dr. Le Thi Truc Phuong, a Medical Specialist at the VNVC Vaccination System, has compiled and explained in detail more than 5 key points for people aged 27-45 who are considering vaccination. Clinical studies have shown that the Gardasil 9 vaccine has good immunogenicity in this age group, with a general effectiveness of protecting against high-risk HPV strains by more than 90%. This vaccine is particularly crucial for this age group as they are often sexually active and at higher risk of HPV infection or re-infection.
Individuals aged 27-45 are recommended to follow a 3-shot regimen at months 0-2-6 without the need for a booster shot. Studies have shown that the vaccine produces strong immunity and maintains high antibody levels, providing protection for up to 30 years. The HPV vaccine is suitable for individuals aged 9 to 45, meaning anyone between these ages can still receive the vaccination, including those a few days past their
