There are HPV virus vaccines that are available in the market. By having the vaccination, a person can prevent himself from the infection of certain types of human papillomavirus that is linked with the growth of genital warts, cervical cancer, and some rare cancers like penile, vulvar, anal and vaginal cancers. Vaccines that are available in the market protect a person against the two types of HPV that play a part in the development of some genital and cervical cancer. Like any other immunizations, HPV virus vaccines defend the person against viral infections. It rouses the immune system to produce antibodies that will prevent the papillomavirus from infecting the human cells. The vaccination is given in three injections within a six month period and has been said to be applied to men and women between the ages of 13 to 26 years old because of the increasing symptoms to these members, being actively engaged in sexual intercourse.

In some countries like United Kingdom, there is a mandated law that HPV vaccines are required for young girls. However, news said that there could be harmful reactions including occurrences of convulsions and epilepsy. Other problems that are short-lived and minor such as rashes, mild or pain allergies are also reportedly caused by the HPV vaccines. Also, blurred vision, convulsions, seizures, and partial paralysis are the severe problems that had occurred. Some occurrences of partial paralysis were reported as well including hyopaesthesia – loss of sense of touch; Bell’s palsy – face; hemiparesis – paralysis of half the body; and Guillian-Barre syndrome – paralysis of the legs.

With this kind of news, an individual would think twice before getting an HPV vaccine. It could be dangerous to get the vaccination but the best way is to consult your physician and look into independent research studies before doing any procedures and putting yourself at risk.