Inoculation Of Rabies Vaccine

The preventive effect of the vaccine was mainly measured by the level of neutralizing antibody and the protection rate. In the initial immunization, neutralizing antibodies appeared 7 to 10 days after the vaccination, and the protective level could be reached after 5 injections of immunization. 

Rabies vaccine is also a relatively safe vaccine. Regardless of adults or children, the incidence of adverse reactions after rabies vaccine injection is extremely low, and basically no fatal side effects are caused. The vast majority of people will not experience any reaction after being vaccinated against rabies, and only some of the vaccinated individuals may experience mild vaccination reactions. Common local injections include redness, swelling, pain, itching, and systemic symptoms such as fever, dizziness, headache, fatigue, general malaise, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. Most of these symptoms are relatively mild and can gradually releases within a few days to a week. A small number of patients will have moderate or higher fever and rash, and appropriate symptomatic treatment can be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.

For post-exposure prophylaxis of rabies, every attempt should be made to adhere to the recommended vaccination schedules. Once vaccination is initiated, delays of a few days for individual doses are unimportant, but the effect of longer lapses of weeks or more is unknown. Most interruptions in the vaccine schedule do not require re-initiation of the entire series. For most minor deviations from the schedule, vaccination can be resumed as though the patient were on schedule. Make the patients know and remember that rabies is a 100% fatal disease. And the only way to treat it is to get vaccination and it has to be given in time otherwise, it is life-threatening.