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I am looking to start a thread in this area but couldnt work out how to do it. My daughter is 15 year 11 at school. I have had cin 3 and all my sisters and mum have also had treatment for varying levels of cin. ok so its not hereditory but we have all had it, hmm... I see my daughter as a high risk but the school has done the lower age groups first and they are on a catch up programme for my daughter during which time she is likely to have some sexual activity making her 18... this will then be too late for the vaccine so there is a whole load of kids missing out! asked my gp for the vaccine he said couldnt do it but we could pay privately cost would be 500.00..... so I asked him to write to Pct.. surely if they say no, and she goes on to get cin we could sue them.. for what its worth then as could be too late.... pse advise. skeggsy
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