Can I drink alcohol after receiving the hemorrhagic fever vaccine?

Generally, alcohol consumption is not recommended after receiving the hemorrhagic fever vaccine, as drinking may reduce the vaccine's effectiveness. The detailed explanation is as follows:

Hemorrhagic fever is an acute infectious disease caused by the hemorrhagic fever virus, primarily transmitted through contact with blood or bodily fluids of infected carriers. Symptoms include high fever and bleeding. The hemorrhagic fever vaccine helps prevent this disease by stimulating an immune response through injection, prompting the body to produce specific antibodies and enhancing immunity against the hemorrhagic fever virus, thereby reducing the risk of infection. Therefore, alcohol should be avoided after vaccination. Drinking alcohol may interfere with the vaccine's immunogenicity, increase the burden on the liver, affect the metabolism and excretion of the vaccine, slow down or impair the body’s absorption and processing of the vaccine, and ultimately reduce its effectiveness.

After receiving the hemorrhagic fever vaccine, individuals should maintain good hygiene practices and healthy lifestyles, and follow medical advice and the recommended vaccination schedule to maximize the vaccine's protective effects.