In hip. It would not get absorbed properly.

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Continue vaccine, take preferably in deltoid region for better absorption.

Getting ARV on the day of scratch and then on 3,7,14 and 28 on shoulder or anterolateral thigh,intradermal is preferred route and getting intramuscular injection in immunocompromised person is advisable.taking injection in gluteal region are avoided as it give poor immune response. So in your case you are on the correct path with small variations,my advice is you continue the vaccination prophylaxis and take the rest of the doses on your shoulder preferrably

Good Day For rabies vaccination, the recommended site in adults is the deltoid muscle (upper arm). The gluteal region (buttock) is generally not preferred because vaccine absorption can be reduced due to fat tissue. Since you have already taken Day 0 and Day 3 doses, it is advisable that the remaining doses (Day 7 and Day 14) be taken in the deltoid muscle for optimal protection. Please continue and complete the full vaccination schedule. Regards.

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U can take it any where im no problem

A light scratch from a stray cat without bleeding is considered a Category II exposure. Taking the Rabivax-S vaccine on Day 0 and Day 3 is the correct post-exposure prophylaxis, so you are already on the right treatment. For rabies vaccination, the recommended injection site is the deltoid muscle (upper arm) in adults. The gluteal/buttock region is not recommended because it may reduce vaccine effectiveness.For the remaining doses (Day 7 and Day 14), it is better to take them in the deltoid muscle of the upper arm.

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Rabies vaccine should be given in the deltoid (upper arm) in adults, not the butt, as absorption can be poor. For Day 7 and Day 14, take it in the upper arm for proper protection. If unsure, consult a doctor for proper guidance.

Hello. For rabies vaccination (post-exposure prophylaxis) in adults, the preferred site for intramuscular injection is the deltoid muscle (upper arm). The gluteal/buttock area is generally not recommended because absorption can be less reliable due to fatty tissue . Next steps: For your remaining Day 7 and Day 14 doses, it would be better to take the vaccine in the deltoid (upper arm) for optimal effectiveness. Since you have already taken Day 0 and Day 3, continue the remaining doses on schedule without delay. Helpful tips: • Complete the full vaccine schedule (Day 0, 3, 7, 14) • Wash any animal scratch or bite immediately with soap and water for 10–15 minutes • Monitor the wound for redness, swelling, or infection If there is any doubt regarding the vaccination schedule or exposure risk, a proper clinical review may help ensure complete protection.

For the Rabivax‑S (Rabies vaccine), the recommended intramuscular injection sites are the deltoid (upper arm) in adults or the anterolateral thigh. The gluteal/buttock region is generally not recommended because the presence of fat tissue there can reduce proper vaccine absorption and may lead to lower antibody response against Rabies. Since your Day 0 and Day 3 injections were given in the buttock, it would be better for the remaining doses (Day 7 and Day 14) to be administered in the deltoid muscle to ensure optimal immune response.

Vaccine  is preferable giv in deltoid reason. GLE IS COMMON  IN GLUTEAL REASON

ARV vaccines are usually given in the upper arm ,take the remaining dose on your upper arm

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

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

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Take in deltoid region

It should not be given in buttocks Please ask them to give the next remaining doses in deltoid region

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