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Thanks to all who have opened up and are currently posting here. It is so great when human beings open up in order to help one another. The left-sidedness of so many symptoms is not unusual. I don't know why. My bites were in my right hand. First round of shots were; HRIG right deltoid, right and left thigh; Imovax left deltoid. The remaining three Imovax shots were; right deltoid, left deltoid, right deltoid. Although there were symptoms on both sides of my body at random times, the major pain and difficulty with movement were in the left pelvis and leg. I don't know what the significance is, but even dogs that react badly to rabies vaccine tend to have left hind leg paralysis.
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