Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician, and your case has been allotted to me. Short answer: No. This allergic reaction and the antihistamine do NOT affect the efficacy of the anti-rabies vaccine. Your rabies protection remains intact. The reaction is unlikely due to the anti-rabies vaccine. It is more consistent with a drug-related reaction (Ondansetron/Drotaverine or antibiotic), which can occur even if you’ve tolerated these medicines before. What to do: • Continue the anti-rabies vaccine schedule as advised • Avoid the suspected drugs and inform your doctor • Use antihistamine if needed Seek urgent care if there is breathlessness, facial swelling, or worsening rash. For a one-to-one consultation, you may reach out to me on 85271646 seven seven.

This allergic reaction is most likely a drug-related hypersensitivity reaction and not due to the anti-rabies vaccine or ERIG. Anti-rabies vaccines and ERIG are inactivated and purified preparations and are not affected by allergic reactions elsewhere in the body. Also, taking antihistamines like XL-Mont does not reduce or interfere with the effectiveness of the anti-rabies vaccine in any way. Your rabies protection remains fully intact. The timing and pattern of symptoms suggest that the reaction was more likely triggered by one of the medications, especially Clavam (amoxicillin-clavulanate) or the Ondem/Drotin Plus injections, which are known to occasionally cause delayed allergic reactions, even if they were tolerated in the past. Allergic reactions can develop suddenly at any point in life, even to medicines previously taken safely. The generalized itchy rashes appearing within 30–60 minutes of injection strongly point toward a drug-induced urticarial reaction. The good response to antihistamine confirms this was an allergic reaction. Mild residual redness may persist for 24–72 hours and usually settles on its own. There is no need to repeat or restart rabies vaccination, and no dose has been neutralized or lost. Continue the remaining rabies vaccine doses as per schedule.

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This is urticaria. Possibly a reaction to one of the medicines, probably Clavum. Keep this recorded with you and avoid taking Clavum in future until extremely necessary.

No, the allergic reaction will not affect the vaccine efficacy. The reaction most likely seems to be due to clavam or Drotin

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Stop clavum , its clavum who gave  u genralized rashes. No reaction with arv, right or tt. Continue montek lc one at night for 3to 5days.

This is a medicine related allergy , not arv vaccine related.

This is allergic reaction to a medicine. Do u have any medical history? Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.

Allergic reaction

Need not worry

Drug induced reaction

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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It's urticaria...Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

May be not due to rabies vaccine may be related to other medications given

It won't effect vaccine efficacy. The allergic reaction to ondem or drotin plus.

Its hives