Administration of anti-rabies virus antibodies and the rabies vaccine.
- The rabies virus is what causes rabies. The virus is present in the saliva of infected animals.
- The virus enters the body by a cut on the skin or through the eyes, nose, or mouth before moving through the nerves to the brain. There, it grows and inflicts harm and irritation.
- Pre-exposure rabies vaccine makes rabies post-exposure treatment easier, and it may offer protection in situations where rabies exposure is undiagnosed or when post-exposure treatment is put off.
- It does not take away the requirement for appropriate care after a known rabies virus exposure.
- A rapid-acting vaccination against the virus called rabies immune globulin.
- If you haven't received the rabies vaccine, you'll receive this. If at all possible, this injection is administered as soon as possible and close to the spot where the animal bit you.
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