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A member asked:
Hi i was wondering if i took the vaccine gardasil for hpv in 2008 how long does it take to wear off and do i need to get another shot again?
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Gardasil: If you received 3 shots og gardasil over a six month period you adequately protected. If you did not have three shots you will have to start again assuming you are under 26 years of age
Answered 10/31/2014
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