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by jgwil2
305 days ago
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> The probability that the bat had rabies is vanishingly small. Not really, it's something like 5%. Usually if the bat can be captured and tested for rabies you can wait to get the vaccine, but if the bat couldn't be caught, it makes sense to vaccinate just in case. I don't understand why you would want to take a chance on rabies. What are the side effects of the vaccine that are so harmful? |
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