I got a rabies vaccine while I was pregnant

After a woman becomes pregnant, her body often undergoes significant changes. However, women should pay attention to their body changes after pregnancy, such as when exercising or walking. However, if an accident occurs, such as being scratched or bitten by a small animal, you should remember to get a rabies vaccine. However, pregnant women are a special group, so they should pay attention to many issues when injecting rabies vaccine. So what should I do if I get the rabies vaccine during pregnancy?

What should I do if I find out I am pregnant after getting the rabies vaccine?

1Since the mortality rate of rabies is almost 100%, there are no contraindications to rabies vaccination.

2 Pregnant women can also get rabies vaccine. If you find out you are pregnant after the fourth dose of rabies vaccine, the rabies vaccine will have no effect on the child.

3. It is recommended to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of a regular hospital for regular prenatal check-ups and fetal 3D ultrasound. If there is no deformity or other problems, you can continue the pregnancy.

When can I get pregnant after getting the rabies vaccine?

Rabies is very harmful to the human body, and the mortality rate after the onset of the disease can almost reach 100%. Up to now, there is still no effective treatment for rabies in the world. Therefore, it is important to get rabies vaccination in time after being bitten by a cat, dog, wolf or other carnivorous animal. When getting vaccinated, there are also some precautions that everyone needs to know.

Precautions for rabies vaccination

1. During the vaccination period, you should be careful not to drink alcohol, strong tea, or coffee; also do not eat irritating foods such as peppers, onions, garlic, etc.

2. Try to avoid catching a cold, and avoid strenuous exercise or excessive fatigue.

3. If a pregnant woman is bitten, she should also receive the full course of rabies vaccination in a timely manner.

4. To get the rabies vaccine, you must go to a regular hospital or CDC with rescue equipment so that you can get timely rescue if an allergic reaction occurs.

5. If you find that the vaccine has clots that cannot be shaken apart, or is discolored, or the bottle has cracks, or the liquid vaccine has been frozen, do not inject it.

6. Vitamins and anti-infection drugs can be given at the same time as rabies vaccination. At the same time, to avoid immune interference, patients should try not to receive other vaccines during the rabies vaccination period.