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Rabies vaccine
I had one dose of rabies vaccine in buttocks side...
I want other 4 dose on deltoid region ...
I want ist dose my waste ya extra dosage need after completion of vaccine course
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Rabies vaccine is supposed to be given on the buttocks and never on the deltoid region as indicated clearly by the vaccine manufacturers due to improper distribution of vaccine if given on deltoid. Better on take all on buttocks.
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Consult your physician at the earliest
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Hi.. maybe you can discuss this with your treating physician
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Please consult the physician for this, properly complete the dose schedule and do not take it casually under guidance of expert i.e your physician who had given injection. As per my opinion, no extra dose will be needed, complete course for it
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
Neuropsychiatrist
15 yrs exp
Srinagar
Hello,
No need for extra dose...
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