I am Dr. Shamoon. Your confusion is very common, so let me set out the intradermal (ID) numbers plainly. For the intradermal route the dose is fixed at 0.1 ml per site, whichever cell-culture vaccine is used - the difference between schedules is only in how many sites you get on each day, never in the volume per site. For a fresh (previously unvaccinated) exposure, the schedule now recommended in India is the Updated Thai Red Cross / IPC 2-site regimen: on Day 0 you get 0.1 ml at TWO sites, one over each deltoid - that is 2 x 0.1 ml = 0.2 ml total on Day 0 - and the same 2 sites are repeated on Day 3 and Day 7 (the IPC variant stops there; the 4-visit variant adds Day 28). For a BOOSTER, that is a re-exposure in someone who has already completed a full pre-exposure or post-exposure course previously, the answer is different and much simpler: 0.1 ml at ONE site on Day 0 and 0.1 ml at ONE site on Day 3 only. No Day 7, no Day 28, and importantly no rabies immunoglobulin is needed for a properly vaccinated person, whatever the wound category. So the short version to remember: primary ID course = 2 sites x 0.1 ml on Day 0; ID booster = 1 site x 0.1 ml on Day 0. Two practical points that trip people up: the injection must raise a visible bleb of about 8 mm in the skin - if it goes subcutaneous the dose is wasted and must be repeated at an adjacent site immediately; and an opened vial reconstituted for ID use should be used within 6-8 hours, which is why ID is done in centres running batched sessions.

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4 units on each deltoid thats 0:1ml

Regimen 0 3 7 and 28 day intradermal route B/L

1 ml

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Hey Rabies Intradermal dose is 0.5ml at day 0,7,14,21

Day 0 0.1 ml intradermally into right and left deltoid muscle Booster also0.1 ml intrademally into rt and Lt deltoid on day 0

For Intradermal Dose It's 0.1 Ml Per Injection Site.Given In Two Site In The Deltoid Region. Then Booster Dose Is Given On Day O and Day 3.For Booster Dose Generally It's Given On 1 site

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Day 0,3 booster dose.

For Post Exposure Intradermal Dose is 0.1 ml on 2 site (Right and left deltoid) on Day 0,3,7,28 Intradermal Booster dose is 0.1 ml on 1 site on either deltoid region on Day 0,3

First of all we must conclude whats the category of bite You have to decide whether to begin rabies vaccine course. Its 0.1 cc two shots one in each arm intradermal . On day 0 3 7 28 . If you have given rabies vaccine recently day 0 3 would be enough .

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0.1 ml on left and right deltoid

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Please elaborate on type of bite and area of bite I.e on which part of body did the animal bite and how extensive the bite is ? Then will decide whether only rabies vaccine or Human rabies immunoglobulin is required. Rabies vaccine IM is given as following schedule 0,3,7,14 ,28.