Rabivax-S Vaccine is used to prevent rabies, a serious viral disease transmitted through the saliva of infected animals. It is given to people at higher risk of exposure, such as veterinarians, animal handlers, hunters, and laboratory personnel. It is also administered after an animal bite when rabies infection is suspected. If given promptly and correctly, the vaccine is highly effective.
Uses
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Prevention of rabies in high-risk individuals
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Post-exposure prophylaxis after potential rabies exposure
Benefits
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Helps the body develop immunity by forming antibodies
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Can prevent the disease if administered soon after exposure
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Provides protection against a fatal viral infection
How It Works
Rabivax-S is an inactivated vaccine. It stimulates the immune system to produce antibodies that fight the rabies virus, providing immunity and protection against infection.
How to Use
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Administered by a doctor or nurse only
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Injection is given after thorough washing of bite wounds for about 15 minutes with soap and water
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Complete the full vaccination course as prescribed
Common Side Effects
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Pain or redness at the injection site
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Swelling of the injection site or lymph nodes
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Joint pain
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Usually mild and temporary; consult your doctor if they persist
Precautions
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Inform your doctor about allergies or other medications
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Safe in pregnancy and breastfeeding if prescribed
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Consult your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems
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Avoid self-administration; follow the prescribed schedule
Missed Dose
If a dose is missed, contact your doctor for guidance. Do not skip or self-administer.




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