How long does it take for my husband to have a baby after getting the rabies vaccine?

Pregnancy is a happy thing for many women, especially for those who want to be mothers. Many people who want children will spend a long time preparing for pregnancy, mainly because they want their bodies to be in the best condition so as not to affect the baby in their bodies. I believe many people know that the vaccine itself has no major impact on people's bodies, but there are also some minor problems. So for men who have received the rabies vaccine, how long does it take before they can have children?

There are no contraindications to rabies vaccination. That is to say, once a person is bitten by an animal, including pregnant women, the wound must be disinfected and cleaned first, and then the rabies vaccine must be given as soon as possible.

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.

Rabies vaccination time

After being bitten or scratched by an animal, for the sake of safety, everyone should treat it as a rabies bite, clean the wound as soon as possible, and go to the hospital in time to get a rabies vaccine. So, how is the specific time for rabies vaccination arranged? This is a question that must be understood clearly. Many patients unfortunately contract rabies because they miss the best time for vaccination.

Experts say that the sooner the rabies vaccine is given, the better, and the best time for the first injection is within 48 hours after being bitten. Generally speaking, a course of rabies vaccine requires five injections, and the specific schedule is one injection each on the 0th, 3rd, 7th, 14th, and 30th days. Day 0 refers to the day of the first vaccination, and so on for the rest.

Some friends asked, "If I don't get the vaccine within 48 hours after being bitten, do I still need to get it later?" The answer is, yes!

If the bite occurred within 10 days, regular rabies vaccination should still be carried out. If the bite is in sensitive areas such as the head, face, and neck, even if a considerable amount of time has passed, it is still necessary to get the rabies vaccine and inject anti-rabies immune serum or immunoglobulin. Of course, if several months have passed since the bite, vaccination is generally not performed at this time, because the incubation period of rabies is generally 3 months (there are also special cases where the incubation period of rabies can be as long as decades).