Rabies vaccination reaction, how to prevent it before it happens

After being bitten by an animal such as a dog in life, it is necessary to get a rabies vaccine in time to ensure our health and avoid various adverse reactions. However, rabies vaccination reactions may also occur after rabies vaccination. How about we first learn about the relevant knowledge.

There are many reactions to rabies vaccination. For example, some people have obvious local reactions after being injected with rabies vaccine. A few people will experience local pain, redness, swelling, nodules, itching, or even edema, swollen lymph nodes, etc. after the injection. Systemic reactions: Refined VERO cell rabies vaccine and refined hamster kidney cell vaccine are purified and contain very few impurities, so adverse reactions to vaccination are rare or mild.

Therapeutic vaccination: Since rabies is a fatal disease, any contraindications are secondary to saving lives. Therefore, there are no contraindications for prevention after being bitten by a rabid animal. This is a normal reaction after vaccination, but it is best to observe it now. The hospital will also tell you when you go to the hospital. It is best not to take antipyretics as they may have an effect on vaccines.

Preventive vaccination: On the premise that there will be no chance of contact with infectious sources and rabies virus in the near future, vaccination can be postponed for pregnant women, those with acute diseases, allergies, or those using steroids and immunosuppressants.

After reading the above knowledge, we also know what the reactions to rabies vaccination are. In fact, after the injection of rabies vaccine, we can observe our body changes more. If we feel uncomfortable, we should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time to prevent it.