Pregnant women can be vaccinated against rabies

Because rabies is a fatal disease, pregnant women should be vaccinated against rabies as soon as possible after being injured by dogs, cats and other animals.
As for whether it will affect the development of the fetus, current research results show that qualified rabies vaccines will not cause adverse reactions to pregnant women and will not affect the fetus.

People who are preparing for pregnancy can receive rabies vaccine

None of the components in the rabies vaccine will affect the chromosomes of human germ cells, harm humans at the genetic level, and will not harm the embryo. Or the intellectual development and physical development of the fetus will be affected, so you can have a child during the rabies vaccination period.

There are no contraindications to vaccination against rabies

The World Health Organization points out that considering that rabies is a fatal disease, high-risk exposed persons should be vaccinated against rabies after weighing the pros and cons. There are no contraindications and the vaccine should be vaccinated immediately, including lactating and pregnant women, newborns, infants, children, the elderly or those with other medical conditions.