Rabies vaccine

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Rabies vaccine

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Is it safe to take rabies vaccine in back side ? My doctor have inserted rabies vaccine on my gluteal area.

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Dr. M. Madeena Begum

Veterinary Physician 12 yrs exp Chennai

Usually, antirabies vaccination is given in hand for better effects as per recommendations. Giving it in gluteal is not usually advisable, but it will not cause any side effects. You can consult your physician to know further details regarding this issue.

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Dr. Sonali Choudhary Veterinarian 7 yrs exp Jammu · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sonali Choudhary

Veterinarian 7 yrs exp Jammu

ARV is not usually injected in the gluteal site. However seek the help of a physician to know its effect on the effectiveness of the said vaccine.