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Feeling sick after Rabibax-S vaccine
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I had a category 2 dog bite on 28th January evening. I took 1st dose of rabivax-s vaccine in a private hospital on 29th January morning. No immunoglobin was advised. Took the 2nd dose of Rabivax -S on 1st February. Now from 3rd February, ( 5 days after 1st dose and 2 days after 2nd dose) . I am feeling sick, nausea and pain in legs and back . is it normal? Are these normal side effects from the vaccine. Will it subside normally. I am very tensed. Please help . Thanks in advance
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Yes, nausea, body ache, leg/back pain, mild weakness are common side effects of Rabivax-S (rabies vaccine). They usually start after the 2nd dose and settle on their own in 1–3 days. This is not rabies symptoms. It is just your immune system responding to the vaccine. Better to consult a physician as well for the same
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Don't worry it will subside normally. It is just our body's immune reaction
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