a dog bitted me exactly one year this day... after a day i bitted, i feel dizzy and weak until now...?

Question

i have already completed my vaccine...and still i fell like this till now....Could be possible that rabies still cause this dizziness? please help me

Answer 1

The incubation period is the time from exposure to onset of clinical signs of disease. The incubation period may vary from a few days to several years, but is typically 1 to 3 months. The symptoms typically include nonspecific flu-like signs — malaise, fever, or headache, which may last for days, but typically the period of symptoms only lasts 2-10 days, not a year, so it seems unlikely that the dizziness is related to rabies, but still, it isn't impossible. Once clinical signs of rabies appear, the disease is nearly always fatal, and treatment is typically supportive, and nonlethal exceptions are extremely rare. If you really do have rabies after this amount of time, you could very likely die. Go to a doctor IMMEDIATELY and get checked.

(edited for a spelling error)

Answer 2

Don't take offense because I'm sure you'd like to know but,
the past tense for the word "bite" is "bit"...
not "bitted" (as there is no such word).

The correct grammar and spelling for your question would be:
"A dog bit me exactly one year ago today and after being bit I felt dizzy and weak, and still do even until now."
"I had received the rabies vaccination however, I continue to feel weak. Could this dizziness still be the result of a rabies infection?"

Answer 3

Hmm the dog could have transmitted some kind of virus or infection to you if you felt sick right after the incident. I suggest you go back to the doctor. Maybe something else interfered with it which may have caused that reaction.

Answer 4

That is something you need to talk to your doctor about. It could be that the vaccine has given you those side affects or that you are stressed out about the bite.

See your doctor