Is The Hpv Vaccine Really Safe?

There seems to be an increase of skepticism relating to the drugs we are being ask to use without questions as never before. We have always been led to believe that we could trust the FDA information on the medicines and the testing processes and procedures for past decades have been approved because they were both safe and effective and that there was nothing to be concerned about. But, as anyone who watches the news reports regularly will agree that more lawsuits are being brought against drug manufactures more often than ever before on behalf of individuals that have been hurt or fatally injured by the dangerous medications they were taking.

Nothing it seems is immune to controversy, including immunizations and vaccinations and to further validate this fact, the contributing factors in the many autism cases in American and many other countries around the world are currently coming under fire as new questions are being ask. As any researcher will admit, medications on their best days are not completely safe for everyone in the population to use and there will be risks and some will be deadly in a wide variety of cases and is deemed acceptable for the greater good.

HPV or the Human Papilloma Virus is the newest vaccine on the market is coming under skeptical fire as parents are objecting to having this vaccine administered to their daughters as the only method available to prevent cervical cancer in women and it seems with good reasons. Human Papilloma Virus is just one of the causes of cervical cancer and this vaccine only reduces, not prevents the chances of contacting the virus.

When it comes to cervical cancer even the HPV vaccine at its most effective is no guarantee and whether you like to think about it or not this vaccine is still in its trial phases and the long term effects probably won't be known or acknowledged for years to come. Some are claiming this vaccine to be safe and although it has been tested and approved for use only time will tell how effective this vaccine will be and what the potential side effects will be not only for this generation of young women but future generations as well.

The HPV virus is only part of the reason for Cervical cancer, not the whole reason. This vaccine absolutely does not and is not a guarantee against any woman getting cervical cancer, regardless of what the advertising campaigns might claim and this is a very important piece of information to remember. The long term effects of wide spread usage of this vaccine, unfortunately are unknown at any level and any known negative side effects are being kept in the confidential files, but time will tell the tale.

By: Ethan C Kalvin

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