Rabies is contracted through exposure to the saliva of an infected animal if the bite penetrates the skin. The rabies vaccine is grown using human and animal cells, and then purified and treated to kill the virus. Different vaccination protocols are recommended depending on a person's vaccination history and exposure to rabies, ranging from 2 doses for prevention to 4 doses plus immune globulin for exposed individuals without prior vaccination.
Rabies is contracted through exposure to the saliva of an infected animal if the bite penetrates the skin. The rabies vaccine is grown using human and animal cells, and then purified and treated to kill the virus. Different vaccination protocols are recommended depending on a person's vaccination history and exposure to rabies, ranging from 2 doses for prevention to 4 doses plus immune globulin for exposed individuals without prior vaccination.
Rabies is contracted through exposure to the saliva of an infected animal if the bite penetrates the skin. The rabies vaccine is grown using human and animal cells, and then purified and treated to kill the virus. Different vaccination protocols are recommended depending on a person's vaccination history and exposure to rabies, ranging from 2 doses for prevention to 4 doses plus immune globulin for exposed individuals without prior vaccination.
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HOW YOU CONTRACT IT?
The first symptoms of rabies are fatigue, sore throat, chills, vomiting and headache. Rabies is contracted by exposure to the saliva of an infected animal, only if the bite penetrates the skin. HOW IT IS CREATED? The rabies vaccine is grown with three different kinds of cells that are used: Human cells obtained from a single elective abortion performed in the early 1960s, chick embryo cells and fetal lung cells. After the virus is grown, it is purified away from the cells and treated with a chemical called beta- propiolactone that completely kills the virus. DOSES
For those who have been exposed to
For those who have been exposed to rabies without previous vaccination must get total rabies, but were previously vaccinated People getting vaccinated as a preventive of four shots. The first shot is given with rabies vaccine, two shots should be measure should get two doses of vaccine. immediately after exposure to a rabid given. The first shot should be given The second should be given seven days animal, then again three days later, seven immediately after exposure. A second after the first dose. days later, and 14 days later. The person shot should be given three days later. should also receive another shot called rabies immune globulin (RIG). These people do not need to get RIG.