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Dog bite Rabies vaccine
My husband had stray dog bite ..it was category 3 bite ..he took first Rabishield and Rabipure vaccine from Government hospital...now I want to know whether he can take remaining vaccines from private hospital as unable to take office leaves...will it matter if vaccine company is different for vaccine from govt hospital and different company vaccine if taken from private hospital..or we need to take same company vaccine only ...pls guide me...
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It is not advisable to change vaccination brands in a course. You can get it in private but try to get same brand
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Yes, it is generally acceptable to continue the rabies vaccination schedule at a private hospital, even if a different brand of the vaccine is used. WHO guidelines state that different WHO-approved rabies vaccines are interchangeable during a post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) course. However, it is preferable to continue with the same brand if possible. If the same vaccine brand is unavailable, ensure that the alternate vaccine is WHO prequalified and administered according to the standard intramuscular schedule (usually Day 0, 3, 7, 14, and 28).
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