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Immunity from rabies vaccination
Hello ..if previously immunized person with full course taken with rabipur ( beetwen 15th November 2019 and 10th December 2019)..then again have exposure in February 2020 again have exposure from dog lick ..then taken 3 doses on
1st booster dose -4th February 2020
2nd booster dose - 28 February 2020
3rd booster dose - 28 March 2020..
4th booster dose - 27th april 2020
can you please let me know till what time i am protected...in case of any future bite/lick ..need consultation...pl advise
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One complete course of rabies vaccination gives immunity for at least 10 years.
But still due to non curable nature of rabies people as well as physicians have a fear in mind about this disease which always leads to over vaccinations each time u got bitten by dog or similar animal they go for vaccination.
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Consult me online ,which paid available
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You don’t need any more dose for next 10years as all literature suggest that one is immune for 10 years
In that case of any bite you need tetanus and local infection antibiotics in case it get infected
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