Is it necessary for men to get the HPV vaccine?
Talk about this issue!
1. There was a news report before, a woman was diagnosed with cervical cancer. After inquiring about her medical history, the doctor found out that her husband’s previous partner had also suffered from cervical cancer. As a result, the conclusion was drawn that this woman’s cervical cancer might be greatly related to her husband’s sexual behavior.
2. We all know that the main route of female HPV infection is still through sexual activity. The husband’s previous partner suffering from cervical cancer is actually called a “high-risk husband” in medical terms, and the probability of this woman getting cervical cancer is 3.5 to 4 times higher than normal.
3. Therefore, in fact, male HPV vaccination can not only protect themselves but also protect females. It can greatly reduce the risk of female HPV reinfection and repeated infection. Even if female partners have already been vaccinated against HPV, we still recommend that males get vaccinated in a timely manner.
