Patient's question:
Today, the baby's face was scratched by a cat and went to the vaccination department to get the rabies vaccine. Since it was Saturday, there was only one person there. She saw her with a dog at the vaccination site. Then she gave me a bill to pay the fee. On the way back, she took one vaccine vial and gave it to me to give to my child. I'm worried that she gave my child the wrong vaccine. I'm concerned that the vaccine used for the dog is not suitable. I hope to seek help from a professional rabies doctor.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, it is speculated that the situation you mentioned does not need to be a cause for concern. Doctors will not make mistakes, as timely administration of the rabies vaccine within 24 hours can provide some preventive effect. If you obtain the rabies vaccine from a regular hospital, they will certainly not give you the wrong prescription. After all, the administration of this biological agent is subject to strict recommendations, so you don't need to worry too much.