I want to know is rabies progression is slow in previously vaccinated person, i have completed the course of antirabies vaccine 8 months ago and again exposed to dog bite and not vaccinated for 7 days and then get two doses but 7 days after exposure, do i will get rabies if virus already reach my spinal, cord what can I do to save my life
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As per your history you are not likely to get rabies..but for next time whenever any bite happens or licking at cut area by animals,wash the area with soap and water under running tap for minimum 15 min.For more info consult me
Since you are vaccinated and received 2 doses of vaccine upon getting exposure to dog bite,you should check your antibody titre.
High antibody titre confirms immunity
Usually if you have proper vaccination with Rabies immunization protocols, you need not to be worried as once full immunization done it will protect you for 2 years, and there after you need booster Dose.
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You will have to get "Rabies antibodies titre" test done to find if the vaccination you have taken earlier is still effective or not.
Another thing is that there is nothing known as slow or fast progress of Rabies. If a person gets Rabies then there is no known cure for it.
The initial load of virus that he gets will determine whether he will get Rabies or not.
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