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Rabies disease and question
Can rabies spread by birds, it's wings, poop, earthworm. Can it be cured??? How csn a person cured infected by rabies. Kindly provide treatment
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Rabies can't be cured.
If some doctor claims that he has cured a number of Rabies patients then he doesn't know how to diagnose Rabies.
Rabies can't be spread by birds.
Please consult me on Practo for information regarding the basics of Rabies.
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Birds are not known for transmission of rabies virus. A very few(you can count them on your finger) could have been saved around the world by this disease. Kindly contact for further information.
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Rabies is 100% fatal disease.
Only though infected animals it can spread.
No man to man transmission
Birds are not known to spread rabies
Kindly contact for further information
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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Rabies is a fatal disease. Prevention is available in form of vaccine.
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