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2018-11-17 07:55:45
Is there any problem if a take anti rabis vaccine one or two day later of assigned date ... i hv already taken the first injection.
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Please take as per the schedule. We don’t have data on whether skipping a dose or delaying a dose increases the risk of rabies. (Because we cannot experiment by skipping or intentionally delaying a dose and see if that person develops rabies !!!) Rabies is 100% fatal. The illness preceding the death is the most cruel form. So better don’t skip or delay a dose.

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No issues with delay of 1 to 2 days. Take the remaining doses as per the schedule

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