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Could Taking Anti Rabies Course 36 Hours After Dog Bite Cause Any Complications In Future?
Hi few days back dog bite happened for me same day with in 30 min had TT injection and next day evening onwards started the anti rabies vaccine course. I have taken 5 injections. Please let me know started course after 36 hours started the anti rabies course is there any effect please guide on this right now 40 days completed till now no issue. If anything further I have to follow?
I've gone through your query and I want to reassure you that you've done everything you could. Current guidelines suggest even less doses (4) so if you've done 5 you're done. The vaccine should be started as soon as possible but it's never too late unless symptoms have already appeared. It's good news that you haven't had any symptoms so far and you're not very likely to develop symptoms hereafter. If you do, then a doctor's assessment (in person) would be necessary. Unless you know that the dog was diseased, you shouldn't worry too much about it!
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Could Taking Anti Rabies Course 36 Hours After Dog Bite Cause Any Complications In Future?
Hello, I ve gone through your query and I want to reassure you that you ve done everything you could. Current guidelines suggest even less doses (4) so if you ve done 5 you re done. The vaccine should be started as soon as possible but it s never too late unless symptoms have already appeared. It s good news that you haven t had any symptoms so far and you re not very likely to develop symptoms hereafter. If you do, then a doctor s assessment (in person) would be necessary. Unless you know that the dog was diseased, you shouldn t worry too much about it! Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.