Strenuous exercise is not recommended after rabies vaccination, but if it is necessary, it will probably not cause too much danger because the majority of people do not have any reaction after rabies vaccination and do not show any discomfort, so exercise at this time will not generally cause harm. However, some people may have a low fever and other adverse reactions to the rabies vaccine. When such adverse reactions occur, it means that the body is in a state of inflammation, which can be accompanied by weakness and slight muscle pain, so it is not a good base state for strenuous exercise, and if strenuous exercise is forced to aggravate the burden on the body. If the inflammation of the body is not too obvious, it will only slightly aggravate the symptoms of weakness or other discomfort, but if the corresponding inflammation is more obvious, even from the liver function and myocardial enzymes can find obvious abnormalities, strenuous exercise will lead to more serious damage to these organs. After the rabies vaccine adverse reactions are recommended to pay attention to rest, it is generally not too recommended to go to routine liver function, kidney function, cardiac enzymes and other aspects of the examination, so it is not clear whether this serious situation will occur, so for the entire group after the rabies vaccine is still not recommended to exercise.