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Regarding rabies vaccine
My son 5 year old bit by stray dog before 2 months, he has take all anti rabies 5 shots, but the third rabies shots was given to gluetal area, near hip, will it be a problem, since 70 days have passed, my child is completely well, is there any chances of problem further doctor
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Hello, as such strictly mentioned not to given in gluteal region.
If child is ok no PROBLEM.ok.
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Dear , actually should not be given in butock , there is always risk of abscess or gangrene within two to three weeks if baby is fine no any symptoms then less chances of getting problems after months , it's less likely to get affect as time goes less chances , but cannot denie , no need to worry
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can't denie... but rare chances , only keep in observation any problem immediately Consult doctor
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Dr. Danish Khan
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5 yrs exp
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What vaccine was given....do you remember the name?
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