Program for 3-dose HPV vaccination against 9 strains of cervical cancer, with a free BWM QUICK Check Up health screening of 33 items
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About This Service
9-Valent HPV Vaccine Program (3 Doses) – Free Program includes:
- BWM QUICK Check-Up + Lab 25 Items
- Bio Body Scan of Internal Organs using EIS (8 scans)
HPV Vaccine (9-Valent) to Prevent Cervical Cancer (3 doses) for individuals aged 15 and above.
General Health Check-Up with 33 tests under the BWM Quick Check-Up program, including:
- Liver screening (Albumin)
- Infection-related liver screening (Globulin)
- Liver enzyme screening (Albumin/Globulin Ratio)
- Liver screening (Total Protein)
- Jaundice and liver screening (Direct Bilirubin)
- Jaundice and liver screening (Indirect Bilirubin)
- Liver and bile duct screening (Total Bilirubin)
- Liver and bile duct screening (Total Bile Acid)
- Liver and muscle inflammation screening (AST)
- Liver and internal inflammation screening (ALT)
- Liver, bile duct, and bone screening (ALP)
- Pancreas function test (Amylase)
- Blood sugar level (Glucose)
- Blood cholesterol level (Cholesterol)
- Triglyceride level (Triglycerides)
- Good cholesterol (HDL – Cholesterol)
- Bad cholesterol (LDL – Cholesterol)
- Kidney function (Blood Urea Nitrogen)
- Kidney function (Creatinine)
- Kidney efficiency (BUN/Creatinine Ratio)
- Kidney efficiency (GFR)
- Liver and kidney screening (Gamma - GT)
- Gout screening (Uric Acid)
- Cholinesterase level
- Muscle inflammation screening (Total CK)
Internal Organ Bio Body Scan using Electro Interstitial Scan (EIS) technology – 8 scans:
- Cardiovascular system scan (EIS)
- Endocrine system scan (EIS)
- Digestive and reproductive system scan (EIS)
- Nervous and muscular system scan (EIS)
- Respiratory system scan (EIS)
- Digestive system scan (EIS)
- Nervous system and brain scan (EIS)
- Metabolic system scan (EIS)
Results will be reviewed by a doctor or specialist (Doctor Consultation).
Key Points:
- Vaccination takes approximately 30 minutes, depending on the number of patients.
- An appointment should be made in advance.
- Foreigners can also receive this service.
- For those requiring a medical certificate, please inform the staff when scheduling.
The health check-up includes blood tests and body scans using Electro Interstitial Scan (EIS) technology, which sends mild electrical currents into the body to measure water resistance between the cells of each organ. However, individuals with metal implants or balloon angioplasty cannot undergo body scanning.
About the 9-Valent HPV Vaccine:
HPV vaccines are beneficial in preventing cancer-causing HPV strains, which lead to cervical cancer in women and other cancers in both men and women. The 9-valent HPV vaccine also protects against non-cancerous HPV strains, such as genital warts and anal warts, which can occur in both genders, particularly in men who have sex with men.
The best time to receive the HPV vaccine is before engaging in sexual activity. In children aged 9-15, two doses of the HPV vaccine (with the second dose given 6-12 months after the first) are recommended, as their bodies respond better to the vaccine. For adults aged 15 and older, three doses are recommended (at months 0, 1-2, and 6).
Before the HPV Vaccine: No special preparation is required before receiving the vaccine. However, there may be a risk of fainting after the injection, especially for those who are sleep-deprived, hungry, or unwell. It is recommended to rest, eat normally, and avoid receiving the vaccine if you are seriously ill. Mild conditions like a cold, minor diarrhea, or a low-grade fever are not contraindications.
Contraindications:
Pregnancy is a contraindication for the HPV vaccine. If pregnancy is discovered after vaccination, further doses should be delayed until after delivery, and the vaccine series can then be completed. The vaccine is safe for breastfeeding women.
After the HPV Vaccine: Some individuals may experience pain at the injection site for 2-3 days, or up to a week. Fainting is possible, though severe allergic reactions are very rare. It’s recommended to remain under observation for 15-30 minutes after the injection. If no side effects occur, normal activities, including sports, blood donation, and alcohol consumption, can resume. If you experience fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, or arm pain, it’s advised to rest for 2-3 days until symptoms resolve.
The HPV vaccine is an inactivated vaccine, meaning it does not spread in the bloodstream, unlike live vaccines, making it safe for blood donation.
