For someone who already has the virus, the vaccine does not kill the virus but it does stop the actual pre-cancers and the actual cancer itself from forming. You'd still be infected, but you wouldn't be contagious and you wouldn't have ANY cancerous/precancerous changes. They are also advising that if you are married, that you're husband/wife receive the same vaccine so that they will not become contagious to you after you've already received your shot. I believe that this vaccination will be administered through booster shots given in a series of every 3 months (I'm not sure about how long).
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Originally Posted by cocoeyes I'm not sure how that works for someone if they alread are infected with the HPV virus that they should be able to take the vaccine still. |
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