Need help!!! Cervical cancer needle =[?

Im in high school and my whole school( well just the girls) got this permission note to give to our parents to sign them and say we have permission to get this new vaccination going around for teenages to prevent them from getting cervical cancer and the nurses who do the needles come to the schools and do the vaccinations there.. anyway when it was my turn the lady asked if i was pregnant, and i think i might be 2 months pregnant but i didnt want to say yes because i was ashamed so i said no, what will happen if i am pregnant, cause i got the vaccination and ur not meant to if your pregnant..will i get sick?

thanks everyone :)

i hope im not pregnant and i didnt mean to be if i am.. ive had my boyfriend for 3 years and recently we started having sex and im on the pill but i dont know if it worked cause im having the symptons of pregnacy.

Firstly find out if you are pregnant!

Secondly there is no proof that the HPV vaccine is harmful during pregnancy, then again there is no proof that its not... thats the reason why they are screening women.

Because there hasn't been enough reasearch done on the effects of the vaccine on pregnant women they cannot say it is safe - there have been no cases of harm to mums or bubs due to the vaccine that I am aware of and it is also safe to recieve the vaccine whilst breast feeding which is always a good sign.

You are worried that you may be pregnant so I hope that this is only a scare and that this will be something that you will learn from... there are alot worse things that can happen from unprotected sex than pregnancy. There are so many STD/STI's that not only stay with a woman for life but also have the ability to make her sterile, the uncomfortable feeling you felt when you couldn't tell the nurse you could be pregnant won't be anywhere near as bad as if you have to tell your future husband you can never have his child.

There are alot of condoms that actually increase the pleasure that a woman feels and any guy that is not going to care enough about your health or his is not the kind of guy you should be with.

Hope it helps...

you made a very bad choice, you may harm the baby or even kill it.... or make yourself very sick.. you need to tell you parents or doctor right away asap

Okay you need to go straight to the docs and told him what you have done get a proper pregnancy test done. When this has been done if you are pregnant you will then need to look at your options which I don't want to go into on this site. I would say that you have behaved very immaturely and maybe you are not old enough or ready to become a mother.

Pregnant women should not get the vaccine. The vaccine appears to be safe for both the mother and the unborn baby, but it is still being studied. Receiving H.P.V. vaccine when pregnant is not a reason to consider terminating the pregnancy. Women who are breast feeding may safely get the vaccine.<--Got that info from searching the Internet. It's great to get that Vaccine however, you should of for sure told the Nurse you could be pregnant!! What were you thinking? Oh well I pray you are not #1 you are too young and #2 I wouldn't want that Vaccine to hurt your baby. Lots of Luck

i would call the doctor right away!


take a pregnancy test so you know,
but sometimes those test give you a false negative so i would talk to your doctor for sure.
let him know what happened and ask him what the best thing to do is.


hope everythings works out for the best.
=]

I take it you were given Gardasil? Merck's (the maker of Gardasil) clinical trials showed no adverse effects on pregnant women or their fetuses, well, no more than you would normally see in the general population. The vaccine is given in three injections over six months, I recommend you disclose your pregnancy (if that is the case) before the next injection. I know I stated there were no adverse effects, but that is all immediate and short-term, long-term effects for fetuses (i.e. children) are not available because this is a fairly new drug. Merck also stopped administering the vaccine to pregnant women during their clinical trials. In case you are pregnant, this is directly from the source I used below: "Patients and health care providers are encouraged to report any exposure to GARDASIL during pregnancy by calling (800) 986-8999." Good luck with everything.