A few health care providers use EMLA cream to numb the arm before vaccinations. Call your health care provider to find out if this treatment is available for you. This numbing cream can reduce the discomfort of the needlestick, but your arm may still be sore the next day. Most people just do the shot without the numbing. The shot hurts less than treatment of genitals warts or abnomal cells in the cervix or anus.
yes we can
Just being immature and ignorant I'd imagine.
yes ever way yes you do
For me the first one hurt more, as i worried more! As long as you move your arm and move the fluids it will not ache after. Dont tense and Dont panic! Good luck sweet xx
in your arm dosent hurt
no it doesn't it just feels like a little prick in your arm and you get numbness and you may feel a bit achy in your arm which you had the jab in, i had mine in April 2009
its not just 16 and 17 year old that get it
I've had my first jab and I'm having the second one tomorrow. When I had it it hurt a bit but you need to relax your arm - I did and it didn't hurt but my friends didn't and their's did hurt. Practice it before you have the jab - if you don't tense your arm it is much less painful! Think about something you like and get yourself a treat (like chocolate) for afterwards. Pinch your leg really hard so that it takes your mind of the injection pain!
HPV is a viral STD. HPV can cause genital warts or cancerous/precancerous lesions in the cervix or anus.
AnswerGardasil is the immunization for HPV. It is administered in the deltoid muscle of the upper arm (right below the shoulder)
No. must be accompanied by parent, until 18 years of age
HPV immunization is recommended for patients ages 9 to 26. It's best to get it before you become sexually active, but it is useful even after sexual activity. Getting the shot at 15 is fine.