I get rabies exposure but not get vaccinated for 7 days and than get four doses of vaccination and rabies immunoglobulin and now I am afraid of getting rabies , I read on internet that rabies vaccine is always effective before onset of symptoms whatever is the delay, now 20 days left after complete vaccination exposure,
Can rabies virus still get hidden in my pheripheral nerves
But i read that on reaching pheripheral nerves the virus reach the brain within one day
Can vaccine make the transmission of virus in pheripheral nerves slow
So please help me out, is i am at the risk of getting rabies
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Rabies incubation period can be as short as 7 days or as long as 70 years. It can be due to viral load at the time of infection or on the virulence of the virus.
Since we don't know what type of virus is going to affect you and in how much quantity we can't predict how many days the virus will take to reach your brain.
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