I have referred online and offline consultations several times, referred to internet, doctors but get conflicted answers. I kind of developed an OCD of rabies since everyday we have monkeys on terrace and dogs near the house, on roads daily.
I had taken 5 doses in 2017 and again in Oct,2021 (full courses).
Since then as I am also posted in rural area, I had taken 3 booster ARVs in July 22, 3 doses again in Nov 2022, 3 doses in March 2023, 2 doses in July 23 and now 2 doses in August 2023 (02 and 05 August). Won't I even have protection for 3 months after boosters?
I was told by one doctor I consulted that one is protected upto 2 years after primary vaccination by minor bites/scratches and several said to take 2 booster doses each time. I am afraid of non bite exposures usually.
Can some infectious disease expert please tell me if one can get infected, if a few drops of saliva of monkeys fighting, eating on trees falls in eyes or face or if street dogs sneezing just near or beside us?
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Hi, I can help you with this anxiety of yours and explain you the concept of Rabies in detail along with the vaccination schedule which needs to be followed.
According to your sign and symptom you have query about rabies vaccine.
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