on mobile Chuncheng News 3 March 1, the reporter learned from Kunming Maternal and Child Health Hospital that starting from now on, citizens can make an appointment to receive the HPV vaccine through their mobile phones. It is expected that the second shot of the nine-valent HPV vaccine will be launched in mid-March.
How to make an appointment to get HPV vaccine? Citizens only need to follow the WeChat public account "Dianyitong", click "Appointment Registration", and select the new option "Vaccine Appointment" in the columns of "Special Diseases and Special Diseases" and "Surgery Appointment" displayed on the page.
After checking "Dianyitong", the reporter found that he could only make an appointment for the divalent and quadrivalent HPV vaccine. For the nine-valent HPV vaccine that citizens are concerned about, there is no appointment for the time being. In response, Chen Lan, director of the Preventive Health Department of Kunming Maternal and Child Health Hospital, explained that there is no news about the new batch of nine-valent HPV vaccines. However, it is expected that in mid-March, citizens who have received the first nine-valent HPV vaccine in the hospital can make an appointment for the second shot through their mobile phones.
At present, Kunming Maternal and Child Health Hospital has only launched an appointment program for HPV vaccines on the "Dianyitong". In the future, citizens can make an appointment for HPV vaccination within 3 days with their mobile phones at home, except on weekends and holidays. This not only facilitates citizens, but also prevents the crowding of large numbers of vaccinated people from entering the hospital. At the same time, the hospital vaccination department will adjust the number of vaccines vaccinated every day based on the number of vaccines and the daily workload of medical staff. In the next step, the hospital will gradually open other adult vaccine appointment projects.
"Now, nine-valent HPV vaccine is out of stock, and citizens do not have to worry about whether they can get nine-valent vaccines. Bivalent vaccines can already prevent 70% to 80% of HPV viruses. There are many types of HPV viruses, among which 70% to 80% of cervical cancer are caused by two types of viruses, type 16 and type 18. Bivalent vaccines can already achieve good preventive effects." Deng Jihong, chief gynecology department and chief physician of Kunming Maternal and Child Health Hospital, said that women who have sex for more than one year and under 65 years are recommended to undergo cervical cancer screening every 5 years. The lesion stage of cervical cancer takes 5 to 20 years, so screening every 5 years can effectively block the cervical cancer lesion process. Screening and vaccination can prevent the occurrence of cervical cancer by almost 100%.
Kunming Daily All-Media Reporter: Cai Xiaolei
Editor: Xu Xinyu First Instance: Zhou Xiaoxue
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