Vaccine for Cervical Cancer

I have done a little research on this as i have a daughter and although she isnt at the age to have it,i have found out enough to make me decide that she will NEVER have this vaccine. 'Gardasil(cervical cancer vaccine)contains 225mcg aluminium,35mcg sodium borate(a main ingredient in roach poison)and 50mcg polysorbate80..Now correct me if i'm wrong,but hasn't polysorbate80 been shown to cause infertility in mice?There have already been numerous reports to VAERS of fainting ,dizziness,collapse and seizures..the same symptoms of sodium borate poisoning,along with at least 40 cases of Guillian-Barr.These symptoms can show up within a 6 month period.Infertility might not be apparent for another 10-15 years seeing that these little girls are only between the ages of 9-11!!he age that the vaccine can be administered at). There are new cases everyday of school girls falling ill,even being paralysed.So far 48% of those have had some adverse affect,mild or severe.The fact is that the ingredients in this vaccine are poison so please everyone research before having any vaccine.

i personally wouldnt do it. first thing..it isnt a vaccine for cervical cancer. it is for hpv which has been known to be the cause of cervical cancer. second...they dont tell you that the vaccine only covers a few types of hpv and that there are many more out there. i personally do not agree with vaccines. i do get my kids vaccinated but only with mercury free ones (ones without thimerosol in them, which has been linked to autism) and i do not give them the vaccines for optional things. only the ones that are necessary for school. i would research it a little more. mothering magazine did a great article about it, with the truth that drs arent telling you, in last months magazine. if you go to www.mothering.com, look for the article about the vaccine for hpv and educate yourself before making a decision.

I think I would research it some more before I would do it because it is expensive and It may not work for you. Yes, it would be cheaper then trying to cure a cervical cancer disease, but this doesn't cover all cervicals cancer just a few. So be careful talk some more with the doctor and make sure you truly need it. If cervical cancer runs in family then you might want to consider it. Good luck in whatever you decide.

OK, this is what bothers me about the HPV vaccine. It isn't a vaccine for cancer, they can't give you that. The vaccine is for a virus that has been linked to having cervical cancer, though they can't say for sure that it actually causes the cancer or is just a contributor to it. And having an annual pap smear is just as preventative against cervical cancer, as is the vaccine for the virus. Also, many people have this virus and don't even know it, simply because they've never had an outbreak. So there are most likely quite a few people who are receiving this vaccine thinking that it will prevent a virus they may already have. With it being promoted as a vaccine for cancer is comepletely misleading, because there are no vaccines for cancer.

Be careful!!!! It is not a true vaccine for cervical cancer! It is a vaccine for a common infection called HPV that many women get. Only a few of the 100 varieties can cause some pre-cancerous cells. But only rarely do the cells become true cancer. Also the vaccine does not work if you have ever had HPV before. The majority of people have had HPV at least once with no signs or symptoms and it cleared on its own so there is no way to know if you have already had it or not. Please read more before getting this vaccine. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/141210/is_there_really_a_vaccine_for_cervical.html http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/163316/is_your_doctor_giving_you_the_right.html

I would do it...if I could. I was going to get the vaccine a couple months ago, but 2 weeks before my appointment I got a letter in the mail stating from my last pap test results they could see that i had alot of abnormal cells. So, it turns out I do not have cancer, just a lot of pre-cancerous cells, now I have to get my insides lasered at least 3 times which is expensive and painful. I won't be able to walk or let alone take care of my daughter for 24-48 hours each time. I also run the risk of getting cancer before my treatment. In which case they would have to remove my cervix. At least I know though, and for others that don't, there is an operation you can get so that you'll be able to have kids if ever you have to get your cervix removed. This cervical cancer issue is very scary and very stressfull for me. I hope I have helped.