HPV Vaccine for Adults 26-45 — Why India Says “Catch Up Now!”
- Dr Ajay Gupta
- Jun 19
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 22

Why the HPV Vaccine for Adults (26–45) Matters More Than Ever?
India’s health ministry (MOHFW) now says people up to 45 years old should still get the HPV shot. Why?
New research shows many cancers from HPV start after age 30. A late vaccine can still stop new infection.
The HPV vaccine for adults is a powerful late-protection tool. Even if you’re married or have been sexually active for years, these three shots can still block new high-risk HPV infections that lead to cervical, throat, and anal cancers.
Which Dose Plan Do You Need?
Your age when you start | How many shots? | When? |
2 | Day 0 and Month 6 | |
15-45 yrs (catch-up) | 3 | Day 0, Month 2, Month 6 |
(If you got 1 dose before you turned 15, you only need one more to finish the series.)
Is the Vaccine Safe?
Over 350 million doses worldwide → only mild arm pain or low fever.
Does NOT affect fertility or future pregnancy.
If you find out you’re pregnant after dose 1, just finish the rest later.
Price & Where to Get It in Chandigarh Area
Brand | # Shots | Rough cost per dose | Recommended For | At our clinic? |
Cervavac (Indian) | 3 | ≈ ₹ 2600/- | Women & Men both | ✅ Ready |
Gardasil 4 | 3 | ≈ ₹ 4500/- | Women Only | ✅ Ready |
Gardasil 9 | 3 | ≈ ₹ 11,000/- | Women & Men both | ✅ Ready |
*Group bookings (couples, friends) get discounts — ask at the desk.

Who Should Hurry Most?
Women 26-45 who missed the teen shot.
Men 26-45 (HPV can cause mouth and throat cancer in guys).
Couples planning a baby — protect before pregnancy.
Health-care, lab or salon workers (higher exposure).
Fast Facts to Remember
HPV causes cervical, throat, anal cancers.
The vaccine blocks up to 90 % of these.
Late is still better than never.
Three tiny shots, big lifelong protection.
Ready to Act?
Book your HPV catch-up shot today.
Same-day appointments.
Free WhatsApp reminders for 2- and 6-month doses.
Couple & group packages.
👉 Click to Book or WhatsApp +91-98888 10753.
Let’s stay cancer-free together!
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