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Understanding Birth Control Pills: Effectiveness and Vaccination Concerns

Contraceptive pill issues? Hello, I would like to ask if starting to take oral contraceptives on the fifth day of my menstrual period means that the contraceptive effect will be effective from the first day, or does it take a week to become effective? Also, during the period of t...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, taking birth control pills on time is effective, and getting vaccinated does not affect it. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Cervical Health: HPV, Vaccination, and Treatment Questions

Cervical (vaccine) related issues? Hello, Doctor, and thank you for your response. This year, my Pap smear showed abnormalities (CIN1), and I have undergone a cone biopsy and tested positive for HPV. I have regular follow-up appointments and continuous monitoring. I also received...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, getting vaccinated a little earlier won't have any negative effects. HPV relies on the immune system for elimination, and boys can also receive the vaccine. Wishing you good health!

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How Soon Can You Conceive After Receiving the AZ Vaccine?

Fertility preparation issues If my wife, who is a healthcare worker, receives the AstraZeneca (AZ) vaccine, how long should we wait before trying to conceive? I've heard that one should wait six months after vaccination before attempting to get pregnant. However, my wife is ...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, most vaccines are generally recommended to wait for three months after completion before trying to conceive. Regarding the AZ vaccine, I am not an expert in this area, and you may need to consult other specialists. Wishing you good health.

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Post-Conization Surgery: Impact on Menstrual Cycle and HPV Vaccine Efficacy

Postoperative issues following cervical conization? Hello Doctor, I underwent a cone biopsy on February 28th of this year. My menstrual period started on March 8th, but I did not have a period in April and May, and there was no sexual intercourse in between. I would like to ask i...


Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. A cervical cone biopsy will not affect menstrual periods. 2. The latest 9-valent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine (cervical cancer vaccine) is expected to produce antibodies as long as the individual has "normal immune function." (However, there is no guarantee sin...

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Considerations for Stopping Birth Control Pills After One Year

Planning to stop taking birth control pills after one year? Hello, doctor. I have been taking birth control pills for a year, but due to the recent severe pandemic, I am unable to visit my usual clinic for consultations and to obtain my contraceptive pills (oral contraceptives). ...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, after stopping birth control pills, you can simply observe your condition, but it's important to pay attention to contraception. The impact of vaccination is minimal, generally about a month later. Wishing you good health.

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Can the Third Dose of Cervical Cancer Vaccine Be Delayed?

Can the third dose of the cervical cancer vaccine be postponed? Currently, the domestic epidemic situation is severe, and medical institutions are implementing load reduction measures, postponing non-essential or deferrable treatments. Will the administration of the cervical canc...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is recommended to get vaccinated as soon as possible for it to be effective. Not receiving the third dose will reduce the protective effect. Wishing you good health.

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Delaying Your HPV Vaccine: What You Need to Know for Optimal Protection

Cervical cancer vaccine Hello Doctor: I received the first dose of the 9-valent HPV vaccine on November 20 last year, and the second dose on January 22 this year. I was originally scheduled to receive the third dose on May 22, but due to concerns about the pandemic, I am hesitant...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, the general recommendation from pharmaceutical companies is to complete the vaccination within 6 months, so it is not advisable to delay too long. Wishing you good health.

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Can You Pause Birth Control Pills for Vaccination Safety?

Contraceptive pills and Az vaccine? I understand that contraceptive pills should not be stopped arbitrarily, but as a healthcare professional, I am concerned about safety and would like to get vaccinated immediately. However, the vaccine requires stopping the pills for about a mo...


Dr. Huang Yiwen Reply:
Hello Ms. B: If you insist on stopping the medication immediately to get vaccinated, you will certainly be taking the risk of increased blood clots. It is advisable to stop the medication right away, but you should wait at least one month before getting vaccinated. After receivin...

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Understanding Birth Control Pills: Common Concerns and Guidance

Contraceptive pill issues Hello Doctor: I have been taking the medication for a few months now (I have finished about 4 packs, and I am currently on the 5th). 1. I noticed some bleeding (sometimes brown, sometimes red) when I was almost done with the last pack, and it lasted for ...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, if you have been taking birth control pills normally before, you can observe for a while. If there are any irregularities, consider switching to a different birth control pill. Generally, it is recommended to take them for a year and then take a break for one month. If the...

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Understanding Hepatitis B Transmission Risks in Breastfeeding Mothers

The amount of hepatitis B virus in breast milk? Hello, doctor. I am a mother who is HBsAg positive. My baby is currently over 2 months old and has received immunoglobulin and vaccinations on schedule. I would like to ask if a breastfeeding mother with hepatitis B can transmit the...


Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the mother with both hepatitis B surface antigen and antibody can still breastfeed. However, it is not advisable to apply breast milk to the newborn's wounds or mucous membranes. The first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine provides some level of protection, but it is us...

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Can I Start Birth Control Pills After Receiving the AZ Vaccine?

Taking oral contraceptives after receiving the AZ vaccine? Hello Doctor: I received the AZ vaccine on April 16, and at that time, I had not yet started taking pre-exposure contraceptive pills. I would like to ask if I can start taking the contraceptive pills after the vaccination...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, vaccination is unrelated to birth control pills, which are generally started on the fifth day of menstruation. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding HPV Vaccination and Pelvic Exams: Key Questions Answered

Regarding pelvic examinations and the HPV vaccine? When asking about sexual experience during a gynecological examination, the definition typically refers to the penetration of the vagina by a sexual organ rather than just a finger. If someone has no sexual experience, they may s...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, generally, if there is no sexual activity, a Pap smear is not performed, focusing mainly on the genital organs. As for HPV, vaccination is available. The experience of a pelvic exam varies from person to person, so it is difficult to provide a definitive answer. Wishing yo...

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Understanding HPV Risks and Treatment for Newborns and Mothers

The likelihood of transmitting cauliflower (likely referring to a type of viral infection, such as molluscum contagiosum or warts) to infants and the treatment options? During the delivery, the physician discovered abnormalities in the vulva and immediately performed electrosurge...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it seems that you have been diagnosed. Whether the baby is infected should be monitored by a pediatrician. Vaccination can help to some extent, and you can continue with your daily routine as usual. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding HPV Vaccination: Key Questions for Couples

HPV vaccine issues? Hello doctor, I recently visited an HPV educational website that encourages both men and women to get the HPV vaccine, as women who have repeated infections are at a higher risk of developing cervical cancer. I have a few questions: 1. I am currently 35 year...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, it is generally recommended to get vaccinated under the age of 26. The effectiveness of the vaccine may be reduced for those aged 35 and older. If you decide to get vaccinated, you should start from the first dose, and blood tests are typically not required. Wishing you go...

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Can You Get HPV from Contaminated Toilet Paper? Understanding Risks and Vaccination

Cauliflower-related transmission? I checked into a hotel the day before and used the toilet paper from the roll. I noticed some dust on the lid and, out of concern, I lifted it to check. I found something sticky on the inside of the lid. Given previous news reports, I want to ask...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, you shouldn't worry. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding HPV Transmission Risks: Kissing and Shared Drinks

Cauliflower transmission issues? I'm not a doctor, but I can provide some information based on your questions. If your ex-girlfriend does not have visible genital warts (condyloma) in her mouth, the risk of transmission through kissing or sharing drinks is significantly lowe...


Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
1. Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a sexually transmitted infection that can be transmitted through contact with infected areas on any part of the body. There have been previous cases of warts appearing in the throat and on the vocal cords. 2. Keloid predisposition does not affect ...

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Understanding HPV Risks and Vaccine Benefits: Key Questions Answered

HPV infection and vaccine-related issues? Hello Doctor, I would like to ask some questions regarding HPV and the vaccine: 1. I occasionally perform oral sex on my husband without a condom. Does this increase the risk of oral cancer? 2. My husband sometimes inserts his fingers i...


Dr. Wu Xianghui Reply:
The Obstetrics and Gynecology Society recommends that, in the absence of any specific medical conditions that contraindicate vaccination, the administration of the cervical cancer vaccine is advised.

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Can You Get HPV from Trying on Tight Pants? Understanding Risks and Vaccination

Cauliflower transmission试穿 Wearing tight-fitting pants over underwear while trying them on in a store does not pose a significant risk of contracting genital warts (caused by HPV). There have been no documented cases of transmission in such scenarios. If you have received the nin...


Dr. Cao Guotao Reply:
Hello, generally, it should not be the case; after vaccination, there should be some level of protection. Wishing you good health.

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Does Blood Test Two Hours After HPV Vaccine Affect Its Effectiveness?

Effectiveness of Cervical Cancer Vaccination I would like to ask if having a blood test two hours after receiving the first dose of the nine-valent cervical cancer vaccine will affect the effectiveness of the vaccination. Thank you, doctor.


Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, based on your description, it should not affect the efficacy of the vaccine. However, the vaccine's effectiveness in preventing HPV-related diseases is not 100%. It is recommended to continue having regular Pap smears annually. Thank you! Wishing you peace and health....

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Understanding the Link Between HPV, Cervical Dysplasia, and Vaccination

Is there a correlation between cauliflower and cervical cancer? Hello Dr. Chang, I have a question regarding my girlfriend who is 28 years old. This year, she was diagnosed with HPV types 6 and 56. I understand that type 6 is associated with genital warts. She has been undergoing...


Dr. Zhang Kunmin Reply:
Hello, the human papillomavirus (HPV) often presents with multiple strains co-infecting simultaneously. The reports you mentioned generally do not indicate the need for major surgery at this stage. Based on your description, it is advisable to wait for the biopsy results and then...

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