If you have: No allergies to the components of the injection then it should be fine. The efficacy of that vaccine has been questioned in some circles and may not be anywhere near as protective as is advertised, but should not harm you otherwise.
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Yes: The vaccine to prevent cervical cancer is most effective if given before exposure to human papillomavirus the greatest risk is in the group of women who smoke and are exposed to 5 partners before age 25. Use of the vaccine plus regular pap smears will help to prevent cervical cancer, .
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