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According to the Center for Disease Control, many people experience swelling or redness after receiving the injection. This is very normal, and it generally goes away by itself in a couple of days. If it persists for longer than that, you should contact your doctor.

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Why is the hpv shot on 3 separate doses?

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What is a Gardasil shot for?

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