Yes, it is recommended to have the HPV vaccine at 43 years old. The vaccine Gardasil is now strongly recommended for individuals aged 18 to 45 years old and suggested for those over 45 who want to reduce their risk of contracting HPV. Since HPV infections are often asymptomatic and can lead to cervical cancer, it is advisable to get the vaccine, even if you have had only one partner. Many pharmacies offer this type of vaccine.
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