sweetvelocity
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Nurse was going to give me a 10cc injection of rabies immune globulin in six spots on my body tonight after being bitten by a stray cat.
They initially gave me paper work that said "A series of five shots are given over a period of 28 days. The first shot is given the day you are determined to be at risk for the rabies virus, and the remaining shots are given on days 3, 7, 14, and 28."
The the nurse shows up with 10cc of this stuff 2 hours later because the pharmacist is new and it took forever and said I was to get 6 shots at once today and it was a one time deal.
I freaked and left. Are they doing one time rabies now?
Was I right to question this?
They initially gave me paper work that said "A series of five shots are given over a period of 28 days. The first shot is given the day you are determined to be at risk for the rabies virus, and the remaining shots are given on days 3, 7, 14, and 28."
The the nurse shows up with 10cc of this stuff 2 hours later because the pharmacist is new and it took forever and said I was to get 6 shots at once today and it was a one time deal.
I freaked and left. Are they doing one time rabies now?
Was I right to question this?