How does the rabies vaccine work? If the virus sneakily gets to your brain, why after vaccination it starts detecting the virus given it was not possible to find it before?
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vaccine “trains” the immune system to recognize and fight the virus.
Rabies virus spreads slowly, and bite sites are often far from the brain (legs or arms). So if you get vaccine right after the bite, your immune system will start fighting the virus before it gets to the brain.
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