
How Long Does Immunity Last After Receiving Rabipur Vaccination?

Question: sir, i took rabipur injection 5 doses 8 months earlier, nw again i got a dog bite, need i take to repeat it again
Brief Answer:
Yes, you need two more doses
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX,
Welcome to HCM.
Yes, you need two more doses of RABIPUR on days 0 and 3 for new bite.
Hope this helps.
Yes, you need two more doses
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX,
Welcome to HCM.
Yes, you need two more doses of RABIPUR on days 0 and 3 for new bite.
Hope this helps.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Veerisetty Shyamkumar


sir....i take all five doses will it create any health problm nd.....and any kind of abstain frm any medicine i need, like u vox 50 mg
Brief Answer:
you only need 2 doses
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
As per recommendations, you only need 2 doses now. Whether it is harmful or useful to take excess doses is a controversy at the present. Many guidelines would only recommend 2 doses for re exposure as the previous vaccination makes you sufficiently immune to further infection. However as the antibody production secondary to vaccine varies from individual, two doses are likely to give safe and sure protection in general, hence the rationale.
Depending on the site , type and the extent of bite wound, you may need antibiotics, but that should be judged by your doctor.
Hope i am clear. Feel free to ask , if you have any more queries.
you only need 2 doses
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
As per recommendations, you only need 2 doses now. Whether it is harmful or useful to take excess doses is a controversy at the present. Many guidelines would only recommend 2 doses for re exposure as the previous vaccination makes you sufficiently immune to further infection. However as the antibody production secondary to vaccine varies from individual, two doses are likely to give safe and sure protection in general, hence the rationale.
Depending on the site , type and the extent of bite wound, you may need antibiotics, but that should be judged by your doctor.
Hope i am clear. Feel free to ask , if you have any more queries.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D

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