[stargazer61]

Originally Posted by Rowieboy

That is the prevention NOT the "cure" once the bite has taken place. So wrong!!

Same thing.........if you have been bitten by a rabid animal, you are given the same course of injections as someone who has been given the vaccination because their occupation puts them at risk.

[magratx]

Originally Posted by Rowieboy

That is the prevention NOT the "cure" once the bite has taken place. So wrong!!

Human rabies-specific immunoglobulin (HRIG)
HRIG (passive immunisation) is used after exposure to rabies, for rapid protection until the rabies vaccine (active immunisation) becomes effective.
It is given at the same time but at a separate site as part of post-exposure prophylaxis.
The dose is HRIG 20 IU/kg body weight. It is administered around the cleansed wound or intramuscularly (anterolateral thigh) if the wound has healed or is not visible.
It can be given for up to seven days after starting the vaccination course (active immunisation).



http://www.patient.co.uk/doctor/Rabies-Vaccination.htm


Still don't see where he gets all those injection sites from

One for the vaccine

One for the HRIG

[alsmama]

Well I think she had them in her arm but I wouldn't bet my life on it. And it was definitely post-bite rather than preventative.

[Voynich]

Originally Posted by irishguy

We could have a sweep stake on troll boys next post...

I reckon zombie gran might be the one.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread816485/pg1

Combine the two and we can have Rabid Grannies. But I'm pretty sure that's been done before too...

[varialectio]

Originally Posted by blocula

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Quite odd that this poster keeps coming back to his threads even after he's been busted. 10/10 for persistence if nothing else.

[Akane Tendo]

Originally Posted by blocula

Well its funny you should mention werewolf,because when i walked through the hospital,after i received my first series of injections,the doctors,nurses and patients that were there all looked up at me and right away i looked at them and said..."sooo,now i won't turn into a werewolf tonight?"

So what's the next thread topic then?

[Maybelle]

Well I'm jellus as I had a bad dog-bite a few weeks ago and all I got was two weeks antibiotics

[lemoncurd]

Bloody Germans; coming over here, shepherding our sheep and biting our trolls

[TerraCanis]

Originally Posted by cultureman

In the UK you have about the same chance of getting rabies from the bite of a German shepherd (person), as from that of a German Shepherd (dog).

Especially if you live next door to the sheep farm owned by "psycho" Friedrich Zahnschnapper.

That happened to me. I was worried about turning into a werewolf too, but I think I'm safe noooooowwwwwwwwllllllll!

[Bex_123]

I am just.. so.. Confused by this thread!

So did you get bitten now or a few months ago, OP?

(Or never, but I'll play along. I'm in on a Saturday night)

[15Million℃]

So this happened in the USA or the UK? Or both?

[phylo_roadking]

Unofficial poll time....

Vote 1 - the U.S.-based story is shite;

Vote 2 - the UK-based version is dog vomit;

Vote 3 - BOTH are bullshit.

Cast your votes!

[stargazer61]

Originally Posted by 15Million℃

So this happened in the USA or the UK? Or both?

Originally posted on ATS site in January 2012:

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread802886/pg1

Reposted today, almost word for word on DS

The OP posts threads on other sites and then posts them on DS.......see the other threads started by OP on this forum!

[Tetramesh]

Originally Posted by blocula

Well its funny you should mention werewolf,because when i walked through the hospital,after i received my first series of injections,the doctors,nurses and patients that were there all looked up at me and right away i looked at them and said..."sooo,now i won't turn into a werewolf tonight?"

I think, and probably everyone else reading this thread, you're talking complete crap. By all means set me straight but not until you've responded to stargazer61's post.

Originally Posted by stargazer61

How very odd.................this seems to be an exact copy of your post on another forum on 21.01.2012

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread802886/pg1

Have you been subject to a time slip or perhaps abump on the head resulting in 5 months of amnesia?

[Madridista23]

Originally Posted by phylo_roadking

Unofficial poll time....

Vote 1 - the U.S.-based story is shite;

Vote 2 - the UK-based version is dog vomit;

Vote 3 - BOTH are bullshit.

Cast your votes!

3. No doubt about it

[stargazer61]

Originally Posted by phylo_roadking

Unofficial poll time....

Vote 1 - the U.S.-based story is shite;

Vote 2 - the UK-based version is dog vomit;

Vote 3 - BOTH are bullshit.

Cast your votes!

mmmm...drums fingers on table ...is it Number 3 perchance?

[RobinOfLoxley]

The delusional OP may indeed have rabies if some of the other symptoms are present. the injections may not have worked.


"The initial symptoms of rabies last for two to 10 days, before more severe symptoms start to develop. There are two types of advanced rabies symptoms. They are known as:

furious rabies, which account for 4 out of 5 cases
dumb rabies, which accounts for the remaining cases

Furious rabies

Furious rabies is characterised by episodes of increasingly bizarre and hyperactive behaviour, separated by periods of relative calm. During these episodes, a person may have some, or all, of the following signs and symptoms:

aggressive behaviour, such as thrashing out or biting
agitation
hallucinations – seeing or hearing things that are not real
delusions – believing things that are obviously untrue
excessive production of saliva
high temperature (fever)
excessive sweating
the hair on their skin stands up
a sustained erection (in men)"

[Kapellmeister]

Originally Posted by stargazer61

How very odd.................this seems to be an exact copy of your post on another forum on 21.01.2012

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread802886/pg1

Have you been subject to a time slip or perhaps abump on the head resulting in 5 months of amnesia?

How spooky. Why would anyone do that?

[stupidwheelie]

Originally Posted by Kapellmeister

How spooky. Why would anyone do that?

It's obvious. He had the injections back then but the side effect is that he lives in a world of repetition. Like groundhog day but with a big medical negligence payout.

[stargazer61]

Originally Posted by Kapellmeister

How spooky. Why would anyone do that?

He has done the same thing on a number of threads on DS - but the DS Detective Agency has sussed him now

[Helbore]

Wow, this story is really freaky. My German Shepherd came home earlier and started spouting some nonsense about the world being run by lizard people. I reckon he must have bitten the OP and contracted a serious case of the Crazies. I might have to have him put down, now.

[phylo_roadking]

My German Shepherd came home earlier and started spouting some nonsense about the world being run by lizard people. I reckon he must have bitten the OP and contracted a serious case of the Crazies. I might have to have him put down, now.

The dog or the OP???

[Tourista]

Originally Posted by phylo_roadking

Unofficial poll time....

Vote 1 - the U.S.-based story is shite;

Vote 2 - the UK-based version is dog vomit;

Vote 3 - BOTH are bullshit.

Cast your votes!

Errrrr.

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

[Tourista]

Originally Posted by phylo_roadking

The dog or the OP???

OooooH, I know the answer.

BOTH

[woodbush]

Originally Posted by stargazer61

He has done the same thing on a number of threads on DS - but the DS Detective Agency has sussed him now

We have. We now know he's a troll. His threads are amusing though