Vaccinations as part of gyno exams

I was wondering how many of you females received vaccinations as part of your gyno visits? (I know a few girls that said HPV was the only vaccine given during gyno appointments) - how many of you received it at your gyno vs your regular doc?

I have received a flu shot and a tdap from my gyn.

Considering the HPV vaccine is recommended for ages 11 to 12, I highly doubt an gynecologist would be giving them unless you were already an adult when it came out. I can see getting a flu shot though, they tend to just hand them out whenever you have a chance.

3 month contraception injection is a possibility

Vaccination follow-up of patients (flu, covid, tetanus and c°) is not part of the classic activity in gynecology.

The method of contraception by injection of synthetic progestins is very underdeveloped. It is relatively restrictive for the patient (quarterly visit) and has side effects. I am not in favor of it.

As for the HPV vaccination, it's not really gynecology since it's aimed at very young pre-pubescent girls. However, this is traditionally part of the gestures carried out in the practice because often it reassures our patient who is the mother that it is done by her specialist.

I received a steroids IM injection at the OB’s office a couple of times, when they were concerned with false/early labor. But I have never received any immunizations from Gyn.