Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is very common.
Most sexually active adults will be exposed at some point.
Some HPV types can cause cervical cancer, anal cancer, throat cancer,
and genital warts.
The good news? HPV is preventable.
Inocul8 makes protection convenient, private, and on time.
Pap Smear (Cervical Screening)
Why it matters
● Detects early cell changes before cancer develops
● Saves lives through early detection
How it’s done
● Simple clinical test
● No injection
Best first step for sexually active women
HPV Vaccination (Gardasil)
What it protects against
● Cervical and vulva cancer
● Penile cancer
● Anal and throat cancers
● Genital warts
Dose schedule
● Ages 21 and above: Usually 2 doses
○ Dose 1: Today
○ Dose 2: After 6 months (if needed)
Route
● Injection (shot in the arm)
Best for long-term cancer prevention
Hepatitis B + HPV Vaccination
Double protection
● HPV: Prevents cancers and genital warts
● Hepatitis B: Prevents liver disease and liver cancer
Route
● Injection
Best for sexually active adults who want complete protection
