Question 1

Which vaccines help prevent cancer?

Accepted Answer

The two proven cancer-preventive vaccines are the HPV vaccine and the Hepatitis B vaccine.

Question 2

How do these vaccines prevent cancer?

Accepted Answer

They protect against HPV and HBV infection. By preventing the initial infection, these vaccines stop cancer development at its source.

Question 3

Who should get these vaccines?

Accepted Answer

Both men and women should receive HPV and Hepatitis B vaccines. HPV vaccination is ideally given between 9–26 years, while Hepatitis B vaccination can be given to infants, adolescents, and unvaccinated adults.

Question 4

Are these vaccines safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Both HPV and Hepatitis B vaccines are clinically proven, with minimal side effects such as mild fever, injection site pain, or headache.

Question 5

What if I miss a dose?

Accepted Answer

No worries. You don’t have to start over—just pick up where you left off. Our doctors will guide you on the next steps.

Question 6

When should I come back for my next vaccine dose?

Accepted Answer

Our doctors will let you know the schedule based on your vaccine type and health condition.

Question 7

Can these vaccines treat existing cancer or infection?

Accepted Answer

No. These vaccines are preventive, not therapeutic. They cannot treat existing HPV or Hepatitis B infections or cancer, but they protect against future infections.