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Does gardasil effect birth control?
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No: None of the commonly used vaccines have any effect on birth control methods. Vaccines are unrelated to birth control. The Gardasil vaccine is a good one to get, because it helps to prevent cervical cancer. Each year in America, almost 4000 women die of cervical cancer, averaging about 11 women each day. The vaccine will help prevent losing so many women.
Answered 11/27/2016
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