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Typically because it's rare enough that the cost/side-effect risk of the vaccine isn't judged to be worth it. Humans generally aren't vaccinated for Rabies eit
by SoftTalker 4mo ago
Typically because it's rare enough that the cost/side-effect risk of the vaccine isn't judged to be worth it.
Humans generally aren't vaccinated for Rabies either, unless you are e.g. a veterinarian who might have a higher chance of exposure to it.
- mantas 4mo agoEncephalitis is much more rare, but it's much worse than lyme. And there's a stab for it. Meanwhile Lyme is much more common, but much simplier to treat. Which is basically „take antibiotics or 3 to 21 days“ depending on how long it's been since the bite.
- ipsento606 4mo agoWhat is an "encephalitis stab"?
- mantas 4mo agoIn my whereabouts tick-born encephalitis is a much bigger issue. But thankfully vaccine for it exists.