Can I smoke after getting rabies vaccine?

When I was a child, my mother left me and my brother at my grandmother's house. One time, my brother went out to play and came back crying. My grandmother worriedly asked him what happened. My brother said he was bitten by a dog, so my grandmother took me and my brother to find the puppy. Then she cut some dog hair from the dog and burned it on my brother's hand (this is a custom in our hometown). Now it seems so unscientific. Now we know that we should use scientific and correct methods to treat diseases and get rabies vaccines. So can we smoke after getting rabies vaccines?

Sometimes when watching TV we find out how inhumane some dogs are, they can even bite people to death, and it makes us tremble with fear when we see them. There was also an incident when my younger brother was bitten by a dog when I was a child, which made me very afraid of dogs. I take precautions everywhere and stay away from dogs when I see them. But sometimes people cannot avoid being bitten by dogs. If bitten by a dog, we must get a rabies vaccine as soon as possible. But many men want to know, can I smoke after getting a rabies vaccine? Let us find out together.

Things to note after getting rabies vaccine.

Injection on time

Usually after being scratched or bitten by a cat or dog, the rabies vaccine is not just a one-shot shot. According to the doctor's instructions, several follow-up injections need to be given at the CDC. If you forget to get the shot or the time interval is too short or too long, it will affect the effectiveness of the vaccine. Therefore, it is necessary to arrange time to get the vaccination on time.

Dietary taboos

After receiving the first dose of rabies vaccine, you should start to avoid certain foods, including alcohol, strong tea, chili peppers and other irritating foods. Of course, foods containing caffeine, such as chocolate, coffee, and cola, are also on the list of foods to avoid. You can enjoy your food 2 weeks after all vaccinations are completed.