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Rabies vaccination is useful because it encourages the body to develop immunity, identify the virus that has invaded the body, kill it, and avoid the onset of the disease.

The replay works! The so-called uselessness of injections for more than 24 hours is a complete rumor.

People who didn't get the shot at the time can save their lives at any time, even after a few months. Antibodies in the human body cannot coexist with viruses. Antibodies neutralize all viruses in the peripheral nervous system, so it is safe to be injected to form antibodies before the onset of the disease (the virus enters the central nervous system).

However, there is no need to make up for more than 1 year, because the probability of an incubation period of more than 1 year is extremely low, and there has not been a single case in China for more than 10 years.

Therefore, if you go to make up for this situation, you can rule out the theoretical risk of infection and ensure safety, which is no problem! But there is no practical need, in other words, you are already safe if you don't fight!

Hello: 1, rabies is a malignant disease with a very high mortality rateEffective for injections within 24 hours

2. The rabies vaccine should be [Inject as soon as possibleof, exceededHours have no effect, [There is no such thing as a "make-up".

3. Some individual doctors (especially individual doctors) advocate supplemental injections, out of [Financial benefitsConsiderations.

4. "Make-up" rabies vaccine is ineffectiveSo much time has passed(cats do not have abnormal behavior) should not be infected.

Rabies vaccination is useless. After 24 hours, it is ineffective, the incubation period of rabies is ten years, and after ten years, it will be fine if you do not get sick.

It must be useful, why is it not useful? Rabies can't at least take that rabies. Autonomic. I want to develop. If it's useless, the state will do it, if it's useless, how can I develop this second? There is a scientific reason for this.

Useful. This rabies vaccine can be retained in the body.

Rabies vaccination is useless, and after being bitten by rabies, it must be vaccinated as soon as possible.

It works, after being bitten by a dog, the virus spreads, and as the blood circulates throughout the body, the vaccine you make up for plays a suppressive role.

After the rabies vaccine is injected within 24 hours, its antibodies have an expiration date of 4 months, and they have been injected 2 years ago, so there is no need to re-inject now.

It's been almost two years since it's been a long time, so don't make up for it, it's past the best time, and besides, didn't you fight at that time, it's okay, don't be suspicious.

There is no need, the rabies vaccine needs to be given within 24 hours to be useful.

A: After being bitten by a dog, you should get a rabies vaccine within 24 hours, and if it exceeds the expiration date, it is useless.

If you have a chance of finding a musty person, the doctor will not dare to give you a guarantee.

If re-exposure occurs during immunization, the full course of vaccination will continue to be completed according to the original procedure, and no additional dose is required;

Those who have been fully immunized within 1 year and are bitten by a suspected mad animal should be vaccinated with 1 dose on day 0 and day 3.

Those who have been fully immunized within 3 years and have received booster immunization, and have been bitten by a suspected mad animal, will be injected with 1 dose of vaccine on day 0 and day 3.

Those who have been fully immunized 1 year ago and have been bitten by a suspected mad animal should be fully vaccinated.

Those who have been fully immunized 3 years ago and have received a booster immunization and have been bitten by a suspected mad animal should be fully vaccinated.

After 14 days, check for antibodies, and if it is negative, get a make-up shot.

In the absence of antibodies, it is necessary to refill the shot!

Re-exposure is still relatively common, and I've seen quite a few people ask.

14 days after full vaccination against rabies, the serum rabies neutralizing antibody titer in the body should reach above the level, and those who fail to achieve it should be boosted until the serum rabies virus neutralizing antibody titer.

After 1 year, if you are bitten by a dog again, you will be beaten, and you generally don't need to be beaten.

Serum anti-rabies antibody levels? There are not many places to check, and the estimation will not be low.

Generally speaking, there is no problem with going to a regular rabies exposure clinic for wound management, vaccination, and immunoglobulin injection (exposure level 3 or above) in a timely manner, and there is no need to check for antibodies.

Re-exposure within six months after full rabies vaccination requires only proper treatment of the wound and no revaccination is required. For half a year to 1 year, 2 injections will be re-vaccinated; 1 year to 3 years, 3 revaccination shots; Fully vaccinated after 3 years.

If pre-exposure prophylaxis is given, a booster dose every 3 to 5 years is sufficient.

The serum anti-rabies antibody level is checked about half a month after the full course of vaccination. If serum anti-rabies virus antibodies are negative, a booster of 2 to 3 shots can be given.