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A member asked:
Do you doctors recommend us men taking the hpv vaccine ?
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In general, HPV immunization is not recommended beyond age 26, but sometimes up to age 45. It depends on past and future sexual lifestyle and likely risk of HPV exposure in the future. Each case is different; discuss with your doctor. Good luck.
Answered 5/3/2022
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It is recommended for both adolescent boys and girls. At your age it is debatable best to consult your MD
Answered 5/4/2022
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