Can I have a child after getting the rabies vaccine?

If you are bitten or scratched by a dog, you must get a rabies vaccine to prevent the disease. But is it possible to have children after getting the rabies vaccine? It is best to wait for a while after getting the rabies vaccine before having a baby, but if you are already pregnant and are bitten by a dog, you still need to get the rabies vaccine. However, there is no scientific evidence that getting the rabies vaccine after pregnancy will affect the fetus, but you still need to pay close attention after the vaccination.

Can I get pregnant after getting rabies vaccine?

1. No matter how many months pregnant you are, if you are scratched by an animal that you cannot be sure is not carrying rabies virus, you must be vaccinated against rabies. So far, no adverse effects of this vaccine on the fetus have been reported. You should know that once rabies occurs, it is almost 100% incurable, so get the vaccine as soon as possible.

2. None of the ingredients in rabies vaccine will affect the chromosomes of human germ cells, endanger humans at the genetic level, or affect the intellectual and physical development of the embryo or fetus.

What should you pay attention to after pregnancy

1. Feel happy and relax your mind.

2. The nature and working conditions of early pregnant women should apply for temporary transfer from their jobs if they are exposed to harmful substances such as mercury, benzene, radiation, noise, etc., to prevent these harmful factors from affecting the development of the embryo and causing malformations.

3. Avoid infection, especially viral infection. If a pregnant woman contracts rubella in early pregnancy, it will cause congenital heart disease, microcephaly, sensorineural deafness, intellectual disability, etc. in the fetus.

4. Family members should care about women in early pregnancy, especially husbands should be considerate of their wives. It is not advisable to have sexual intercourse during early pregnancy to avoid miscarriage. Help pregnant women get rid of the troubles of pregnancy reactions and smoothly pass through the early pregnancy stage.

There is no accurate answer to the question of whether the rabies vaccine will have an impact on yourself and your baby. Because there is currently no case showing that rabies vaccination will affect the fetus, but if you are still worried, you can postpone conception for one month. Similarly, men and women should maintain a good mood and a healthy body during the pregnancy preparation period.