Rabies Vaccine Protocol for Humans

Although rabies is a 100% fatal disease, it is preventable by vaccines. Human rabies vaccine can protect the infected persons by triggering your immune system to produce antibodies. These special proteins can recognize foreign invaders, like viruses, and destroy them.

The first rabies vaccine should be shot in time after being bitten to play a preventive role. If it is a generally minor bite, that is, in the absence of blood, or if it is scratched, or the broken skin is licked, the vaccine should be given on the same day. And it's not just one injection, it usually takes about weeks (PEP procedure: D 0, 3, 7, 14, 28). Note that the dosage for children is the same. Second, for more serious bites

After rabies vaccination, anti-rabies virus antibodies can appear in human blood. These antibodies can prevent the direct spread of the virus between cells, reduce the proliferation of the virus, and at the same time remove the free rabies virus and prevent the reproduction and spread of the virus thus preventing rabies.