What happens if you have the cervical cancer needle that teens are getting lately at there school's?

and you might be nearly 2 months pregnant?

The reason that the HPV vaccination is not recommended during pregnancy is because there hasn't been enough research done on pregnant women.

To my knowledge there has been no adverse effects on mum or baby reported as yet but for things like this if you are indeed pregnant then there is usually a study that you can take part in or atleast register with so that you can help prove or dissprove its use on pregnant women.

Recieving the HPV vaccine does not replace the need for regular papsmears and the long term outcomes of the vaccine are still not known past 5 years from the time of injection.

There are about 100 different strains of HPV - the HPV vaccine protects you against 4 and the research is showing that it is doing a good job at stopping those 4 from creating cervical abnormalities but it will not put a stop to cerival cancer.

Find out if you are pregnant and report it to the HPV vaccine board so that you can help others like you realise the truth about HPV vaccine during pregnancy.

you would probably want to contact a doctor right away or let the nurse know u r possibly 2 months pregnant...if ur worried about telling its completely confidential but dont risk it because it could cause serious problems or defects...hope this helped!

if you think you have cancer i doubt it, my babys momma had ovarian cists throughout her pregnancy and they were painful

Animal testing has so far found no problems with the vaccine being administered either prior to pregnancy or during pregnancy. Here is the statement from the vaccine company regarding the vaccine and pregnancy.

http://www.merckpregnancyregistries.com/...

You can take a pregnancy test and then you will not have to worry about this issue at all. If you are pregnant then you should contact your physician immediately.

good luck