
Rabies vaccination saves lives by preventing the virus from taking hold after exposure. The disease spreads mainly through the bite or scratch of an infected animal, such as a dog, cat, bat, or wild mammal. In rare cases, it can also spread through saliva, contacting broken skin or mucous membranes.
Once symptoms of rabies appear, such as fever, tingling near the bite site, anxiety, difficulty swallowing, or hydrophobia, there is no cure. The virus travels quickly through the nervous system to the brain, causing paralysis, coma, and death.
For these reasons, rabies shots for humans must be given immediately after a suspected exposure. Even a small scratch from an unvaccinated pet should be taken seriously.
With Portea’s rabies vaccination at home service, you get fast, safe, and professional care without having to visit a clinic.
Here’s how it works:
This service is ideal for both emergency post-bite vaccination and planned pre-exposure protection.
You should get rabies shots for humans if:
Timing matters:
By choosing Portea, you get safe, convenient, and cost-effective care for timely rabies shots for humans, all in the comfort of your home.
Understanding the options for the anti-rabies shot helps you follow the right rabies virus treatment plan for complete protection. Vaccination schedules differ based on your risk level and exposure.
Your doctor will choose the best schedule and method for you.
Yes, rabies vaccination at home is safe when handled by trained professionals. At Portea, we ensure:
With proper handling, rabies shots for humans are safe, effective, and well-tolerated.
Yes, with trained nurses and proper storage, rabies vaccination at home is safe, effective, and as reliable as in-clinic administration.
You should get your first dose immediately after exposure; delays can reduce effectiveness and increase the risk of infection.
It depends on whether it’s pre- or post-exposure, but typically involves multiple doses over 3–4 weeks, sometimes with rabies immunoglobulin.
For post-exposure, usually 4–5 doses; for pre-exposure, 3 doses. Your doctor will confirm based on the situation.
Yes, same-day service is available in most cities to ensure urgent rabies shots for humans are given without delay.
Early symptoms include fever, headache, and tingling at the bite site; advanced symptoms involve anxiety, difficulty swallowing, and hydrophobia.
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