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Old 02-21-2015, 09:47 PM #7
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Hate to bump an old thread.

However I have all of the same symptoms 3 weeks post vaccination from Imovax Rabies.

How are you doing? Any updates?
I no its been a while did ur symptoms ever go away I got vaccine 4 weeks ago the pain and tingling in arms are horrible just wandering if it goes away or do I need to walk in traffic
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