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Immunoglobulin do effect generation of antibodies. And they are costly.
But antibody formation takes time. Till then immunoglobulin are usually not much remaining so they do not affect it majorly.
And you were right you didn't need immunoglobulin in your case.

No need to take if it had occurred within the dosing schedule. But in your case it is recommended to take 2 booster doses.

Human to human transmission of virus has never been documented. As the person is asymptomatic after exposure there is negligible chance of spreading of virus. No need to worry.

Hello Mr. lybrate-user. Aap already rabies prophylaxis le chuke hain- toh agar apko abhi bite hua (ya future mein ho)- 2 scenarios: first ki it was superficial scratch and deep skin cut nahi hua- just clean the wound with water and antiseptic. Keep it clean and dry.
Second scenario- deep skin cut hain (severe bite) - toh apko re-exposure prohylaxis lena hoga- 2 intramuscular injections, on day 0 and 3. No need to take rabies immunoglobulins. Also you should get tetanus shot agar apne last 5 ...more

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Precautions or contraindications for rabies vaccination
immunosuppression. Immunosuppressive agents should not be administered during postexposure therapy unless essential for the treatment of other conditions. Pregnancy..allergies.
Rabies vaccine can prevent rabies if given to a person after an exposure. After an exposure or potential exposure to rabies, the wound site should be thoroughly cleaned with soap and water.

Rabipur vaccine on 0 3 7 28 days followed by first booster dose than on six months followed one at six months.

Hi,
understand your concern. Yes, you do not need to be vaccinated just by a lick of rabies infected dog. The contamination with the infected dog is always direct bite or lick on the open wound/scratch. If the skin is intact, there is no need to worry. Hope this helps!

If you have completed the full course of rabies vaccination, it is unlikely that you will need to take the vaccination again. However, it is always best to consult with a healthcare provider or a local animal control agency in your area for specific advice on your situation. They will be able to evaluate the risk of rabies transmission from the scratch and provide appropriate guidance on whether or not additional vaccination or treatment is necessary. It is also important to clean the wound thor...more

"the immunity induced by a full course tissue culture vaccine persists for 3-5 years in a normal healthy person. Any re-exposure during this period shall necessitate administration of two boosters spaced a week apart. Or 0 and 3 (ijcp). No anti-rabies serum is indicated (immunoglobuline) up to five years following full dose primary immunisation. However consult a qualified doctor personally in such events. Sometimes in rabies, it is safer to over treat than under treat.