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Rabies vaccine
On 15 th august, I administered 1st rabies vaccine.
But it was given in hip region.
But cdc says never to give on glutal area.. But to give in arms.
I am confused.
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follow healthy lifestyle or take plenty of fluid and take less spicy and fatty foods and do regular exercise with yoga/gym/cardio/meditation and have positive mindset to fight for disease .
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According to your sign and symptom you have query about the rabies vaccine about it's injectable site as gluteal region or deltoid area of arm
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Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment.
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Please follow good life style as
take plenty of fluid and
take less spicy and fatty foods and
take protein containing food and
do breathing exercise regularly and
Do yoga and meditation and
keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life
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Yes .. don't gluteal region ..
Next dose tell to take deltoid region
Rabies vaccinations are typically administered in the deltoid muscle of the upper arm. This is because the deltoid muscle is easily accessible and has fewer blood vessels and nerves compared to other areas like the gluteal (buttocks) region. Injecting vaccines into the gluteal region could potentially lead to injection into a blood vessel or a nerve, which can be uncomfortable or even cause complications. Therefore, the deltoid muscle is the preferred site for rabies and many other vaccinations to ensure safe and effective administration.
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