Pregnant women can receive rabies vaccination because rabies is a lethal disease, so pregnant women should also receive rabies vaccination as soon as possible after being injured by an animal such as a dog or cat. As to whether it will affect the development of the fetus, current research results show that qualified rabies vaccines do not cause adverse reactions in pregnant women and do not affect the fetus. People who are preparing for pregnancy can receive rabies vaccination No component of the rabies vaccine affects the chromosomes of human germ cells, harms humans at the genetic level, or affects the mental development or physical development of the embryo or fetus, so it is possible to have children during rabies vaccination. There are no contraindications to rabies vaccination The World Health Organization states that, given that rabies is a lethal disease, there are no contraindications to rabies vaccination for highly exposed people on balance and that they should be vaccinated immediately, including breastfeeding, pregnant women, newborns, infants, children, the elderly, or people with other co-morbidities.
