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My rabies antibody titre is 0.12 ..does this provide atleast some protection ...or is this useless ...
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It only shows that you have some Antibodies against Rabies but it is not clinically significant.
Please consult with a General Physician on Practo for further information and management.
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Reach profile for detailed discussion will be happy to hear you 😊
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You are safe until you get exposed to rabies virus.
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It is definitely protective. But next time if unfortunately you are bitten by a wild animal you will still require Rabies shots.
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Dr. Vijay Yerroju
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Hyderabad
It is protective.
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