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HPV VACCINE

in fact first appeared around 2010 I was 19 YO, one wart I didn’t care about it but in 2015 increased then I realized and I treated with doctor with leaser or heat it don’t know exactly after that in 2021 one small came back . And I freeze it . Now I want to get married . And my partner wanna give her the vaccine she’s virgin 27 YO girl . We dont have time FOR 6 months for lay together, I asked local doctor dermatologist and hpv . He suggested that she took first shot 0 then second shot 1  month later , after that the third shot 3 months after the second dose . I checked in CDC that should total be 5 months .

Any recommendations please
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I just answered this the other day - https://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs-STIs/HPV/show/3077725#post_14611213

After the first shot, she will get a good amount of immunity, and then more with the 2nd, and then a bit more with the 3rd.

Does she know you have HPV? Are you planning on using condoms? If she even has one dose, and you use condoms, that will be excellent protection.

I would suggest not getting pregnant until she is fully vaccinated, though, and you are sure she hasn't gotten HPV. It's uncommon for genital warts to cause problems in pregnancy, but it can happen.

I do hope you are planning on telling her you have this.
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I told her . But I want to finish this in 4 months as dr her suggested. Is there problem
I can't advise on this. Does she have any health problems? Does her personal doctor know? Has she had any reactions to any vaccines in the past? She really needs to talk to her own health care provider to get information on this.
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