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Vero cell rabies vaccine
I took vero cell rabies vaccine (ZOONOVAC V) as I read on google that it is inactivated vaccine. I want to confirm it with the doctors also.. Please tell that is this vaccine live or in activated? As I fear it can cause rabies instead.. Please clear the doubt
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Vaccines do not cause diseases. They prevent them. Don't be paranoid and trust the science.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Whether activated or inactivated vaccines product immunity in ur body and not the disease so chill and stop googling
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I don't know why you had this doubt.
Vaccines are always inactivated viruses. Zoonovac is no different.
A live virus will cause the disease.
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Can take the vaccination
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