How long after abortion can I get the bivalent vaccine?

The bivalent vaccine refers to the bivalent HPV vaccine. Generally, the bivalent HPV vaccine can be administered about one month after an abortion. The specific time depends on the patient's physical recovery, and there is no strict time limit.

The bivalent HPV vaccine is a vaccine for preventing cervical cancer. Injection of this vaccine can form antibodies in the body and play a role in preventing cervical cancer.

After an abortion, because the body is relatively weak and has not fully recovered, the bivalent HPV vaccine cannot be given. Generally, the bivalent HPV vaccine can be given after a menstruation and the body has recovered. Because getting the HPV vaccine too early after an abortion may increase the probability of side effects.

The bivalent HPV vaccine requires three injections, which must be completed at fixed intervals to achieve better results and form antibodies in the body to prevent cervical cancer. After the bivalent cervical cancer vaccine is injected, it is recommended to perform cervical cancer screening and HPV virus testing regularly every year to understand whether there are lesions in the cervix, so as to achieve early detection and early treatment.