Rabies vaccine allergy can die

Rabies vaccine allergy is extremely rare and mortality is extremely low, but it still needs to be taken seriously. Vaccine

allergy is actually an excessive immune reaction, which can affect the skin, respiratory tract, digestive tract and other systems. It is mainly manifested as skin flushing, itching, wheals, followed by laryngeal edema, breathing difficulties, asthma attacks, and even anaphylactic shock. Although this situation is extremely rare, but because rabies once the incidence of mortality is close to 100%, and injection of rabies vaccine is the most effective way to prevent rabies, therefore, after weighing the pros and cons, if necessary, should still be timely injection of rabies vaccine. If allergic reactions occur after injection of rabies vaccine, should immediately stop injection, and according to the severity of symptoms to take appropriate treatment measures, such as the use of adrenaline, antihistamine drugs, etc.

should be noted that the following groups of people vaccinated with rabies vaccine need to be particularly cautious:

vaccination after allergic reactions.