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Can Rabies be transmitted through mucus membrane if someone have no cut under their mouth gums or lips and what is the incubation period if mucus membrane is breached is the incubation period shorter
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How do you plan to take the Rabies virus to the mucous membrane of the mouth ?
I can't visualise any other part of the body where mucus membrane can come in direct contact with Rabies virus.
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Yes, definitely it can spread easily and incubation period varies from 10 days to 3month.
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Yes it can spread with the contact of mucous membrane . incubation period can vary from 10 days to 90 days
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Dr. Syed Jawwad Hashmi
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Whether cut is present or not present it can be transmitted through mucus membrane incubation period depends upon sight of bite.. More fast when bit on face...
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