Generally speaking, swimming is not recommended immediately after rabies vaccination. On the one hand, after the rabies vaccination, the body will be relatively weak, in more strenuous activities such as swimming, it is likely to consume too much physical strength, resulting in the body even weaker, and some adverse reactions. On the other hand, some people in the injection of rabies vaccine, there may be local redness and swelling, injection left by the needle hole did not heal in time, at this time to go swimming may cause infection at the inoculation. For people who have been bitten to take rabies vaccination, it is not recommended to go swimming, swimming may cause bacterial infection of the broken skin, this situation should wait for the wound to heal before going swimming. In this case, you should wait until the wound has healed before going swimming. After the rabies vaccination is completed, it is recommended to consult with the doctor who administered the rabies vaccine for details on how long it will take before you can go swimming.