Pregnant women can be vaccinated against rabies. Rabies vaccination is relatively safe. Pregnant women can get rabies vaccination if they are bitten or scratched by dogs and other animals. The purpose of the rabies vaccine is to prevent rabies. There is currently no effective treatment for rabies, so once the disease occurs, the fatality rate is almost 100%. Therefore, after being bitten or scratched by a dog, cat, or other animal, the rabies vaccine should be vaccinated as soon as possible.

What should be paid attention to when taking rabies vaccine during pregnancy:

1. The observation period of rabies vaccine during pregnancy should be appropriately extended. After the vaccine is injected, allergic reactions may occur. , so it is necessary to observe it in the hospital and provide timely treatment if there are any abnormalities.

2. Avoid excessive exercise after receiving rabies vaccine.

3. Do not eat spicy food or food that may cause allergies to avoid adverse reactions.