Try not to take a shower immediately after rabies vaccination, as it may cause the risk of infection at the vaccination site, etc. It is recommended to take a shower after the eye of the needle has grown back in about 3 days. After rabies vaccination, a series of adverse reactions may occur, such as pain, redness and swelling at the vaccination site. It is not recommended to take a shower immediately after rabies vaccination, as there will be a needle eye at the vaccination site that has not yet healed, and contact with the shower water and rubbing the vaccination site will aggravate the redness, swelling, pain, itching, and other discomforts at the vaccination site. About 3 days after the rabies vaccination, the needle eye at the inoculation site has basically healed, at this time you can take a bath normally. If you sweat after vaccination, it is recommended that you use a clean towel to wipe it off, and be careful not to contaminate the inoculation site with sweat, so as not to cause infection. Consult your doctor for advice.