Posted by patiolant on June 26, 2009 at 06:07:52 from (216.65.164.163):
In Reply to: Rabies??? posted by dave2 on June 26, 2009 at 03:31:08:
dave2 said: (quoted from post at 03:31:08 06/26/09)
Figured I could handle being bit and go through the needles in the belly better than any of them.
The rabies immunization no longer requires needles in the belly. I had it done a few years ago, and it was a few shots of immunoglobulin (purified anitbody) in the thigh to provide immediate protection, and then a series of killed virus injections in the arms to build up your own immunity over the following few weeks. But if you have handled any animal with signs of rabies that is not destroyed and tested, it is not worth the risk to not have the shots (and you have to have them quickly after contact). There has only been one documented case of someone surviving rabies that I am aware of, and that girl is severely brain damaged as a result of the disease.
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