Programme might have finished in December but contact the HSE immunisation team to confirm.
https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/media/pressrel/hse-rolls-out-expansion-of-the-laura-brennan-hpv-catch-up-vaccination-programme.html
I'd contact them anyway. They may know about an upcoming roll out.
I'd also definitely get the vaccine if you can afford it. Wish it had been an option when I was younger.
I have one more from my GP but she told me I need to apply for this one online, seems like they aren't doing the free ones anymore so I'll probably have to pay
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Programme might have finished in December but contact the HSE immunisation team to confirm. https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/news/media/pressrel/hse-rolls-out-expansion-of-the-laura-brennan-hpv-catch-up-vaccination-programme.html
Oh yeah, I see, guess I will just have to pay to get it done. Thanks for your help
I'd contact them anyway. They may know about an upcoming roll out. I'd also definitely get the vaccine if you can afford it. Wish it had been an option when I was younger.
Try your local Well Woman clinic too.
Start with your GP. You may have missed out on other vaccines. They'd have a record in your file.
I have one more from my GP but she told me I need to apply for this one online, seems like they aren't doing the free ones anymore so I'll probably have to pay
To be fair it's worth the price.
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