QUERY REGARDING RABIES VACCINATION

2020-04-19 15:55:05
I was administered with rabies vaccine with all 5 doses (Rabipur) 1.5 yrs back. Now for how long will this rabies immunity work in my body and if I am exposed to an animal bite within 2yrs from the day of vaccination should I have to get re-vaccinated ? Plz clear my doubt as a flying bat hit my eye today badly and I have heard that bats contain rabies but I have already been vaccinated against rabies in Oct 2018. Do I need to get re-vaccinated ? Pls answer deeply.
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No need for vaccination minimum 2 years

Answered2020-04-19 18:02:26

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AS YOU HAVE MENTIONED THAT YOU TOOK RABIES VACCINE A YEAR AND HALF BACK YOU ARE STILL PROTECTED , MANY LITERATURE SUGGEST THAT ONE GETS IMMUNE FOR 10 YEARS FROM LAST DOSE , SO YOU WELL WITHIN THAT FRAME , SO NEED NO VACCINATION FOR RABIES BUT NEED AN EYE CHECK UP FOR ANY DEEP INJURY IN CASE

Answered2020-04-19 16:07:41

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No need of re vaccination.But keep eye on your symptoms as well.

Answered2020-04-20 15:38:42

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No need to worry It can be cured You can consult me online

Answered2020-04-20 14:26:49

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Re vaccination

Answered2020-04-20 02:34:29

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U have to take 2 dosage of rabies vaccine intramuscular. Any person who is previously immunized more than 3 months should take 2 dosage of rabies vaccine on 0 & 3 days Bat doesn't carry rabies virus but bats have been found to be sero positive for anti-rabies antibodies in North East of India. Hence, depending on the nature and circumstances of exposure to bats, Rabies vaccine may be given in individual cases on merit.

Answered2020-04-19 16:58:37

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