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Methylprednisolone dose

2024-03-30 06:30:38
If a dog weight 35kg, age 2.5 yrs was on methylprednisolone dose ip 8mg for 70days where he took 1/2 tablet each day i.e in total he consume 40aprx tablet in 70days duration does this effect his already present rabies titer. He was treated with the tablet for skin infection.
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Vaccination immunity will not get altered with steroid treatment given to skin issues.

Answered2024-03-30 09:11:38

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