ZOONOVAC INJECTION

Question 1

How does ZOONOVAC INJECTION work?

Accepted Answer

ZOONOVAC INJECTION contains antibodies that act against the rabies virus. It identifies and neutralizes the virus and prevents rabies disease in people exposed to the rabies virus.

Question 2

What are the side-effects of ZOONOVAC INJECTION?

Accepted Answer

The common side-effects of ZOONOVAC INJECTION are temporary discomfort or hardened area at the injection site, chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, swelling of the face, mouth ulcers, chills, coating of the tongue and joint pains. Inform your doctor if any of these side-effects persist or worsen.

Question 3

When is ZOONOVAC INJECTION given?

Accepted Answer

ZOONOVAC INJECTION contains immunoglobulins or antibodies that act against the rabies virus. It is given immediately after exposure to the rabies virus (bites, scratches, contamination with saliva on broken skin, and exposure to bats) along with the rabies vaccine or within 7 days after taking the vaccine. However, ZOONOVAC INJECTION is not required if you have previously taken rabies vaccination.

Question 4

Do I require repeated doses of ZOONOVAC INJECTION?

Accepted Answer

A repeat dose of ZOONOVAC INJECTION may be given if required. However, your doctor determines if you need a repeat dose.

Question 5

How long does the effect of ZOONOVAC INJECTION last?

Accepted Answer

ZOONOVAC INJECTION provides rapid immune response towards the rabies virus as soon as it is injected and its action may last for approximately 21 days.

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