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Namastey What you experienced after the intradermal rabies vaccine intradermal injection is actually quite common. A small amount of vaccine fluid or a tiny drop of blood coming out, along with a raised “bleb,” is expected in this technique. It does not reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine. Regarding your main concern—there is extremely negligible to no risk of HIV transmission in this situation. HIV spreads through specific routes like unprotected sexual contact, transfusion of infected blood, or sharing contaminated needles. It does not spread by casual skin contact or touching an injection site, even if healthcare workers are attending multiple patients. Similarly, rabies cannot be transmitted from person-to-person through touch or contact with skin. It requires exposure to infected animal saliva entering through a bite or open wound. The rubbing or touching of the site by healthcare staff, while not ideal practice, does not pose a realistic risk of infection transmission.

Do not worry no problem it is safe relax

Hi, hiv doesn't spread that way, don't worry. However, you may be having health anxiety. Consult online for treatment

Not likely... If u r still in doubt then consult privately.. For proper counselling and guidance

I understand your concern kindly make an appointment so I can help you better