Rabies Vaccine (Verorab) in Kathmandu | MedEx Neo Clinic

Rabies Vaccine (Verorab N) – MedEx Neo Clinic

Verorab N is a purified rabies vaccine used for both pre-exposure protection and post-exposure treatment after an animal bite or scratch. MedEx Neo Clinic offers same-day rabies vaccination in Kathmandu, following WHO-recommended dosing schedules.

Why Get the Rabies Vaccine?

• Rabies is fatal once symptoms appear — vaccination is the only prevention after exposure.
• Protects travelers, vets, and animal handlers before potential exposure.
• Essential after any dog, cat, or monkey bite or scratch in Nepal.
• Prevents a 100%-fatal disease with a safe, proven vaccine.

Who Should Get the Rabies Vaccine?

• Anyone bitten or scratched by a dog, cat, monkey, or other mammal.
• Travelers, expatriates, and outdoor workers in higher-risk areas.
• Veterinarians, animal handlers, and lab workers exposed to animals.
• Children, who are at higher risk of severe bites and scratches.

Benefits of the Rabies Vaccine

• Same-day availability for urgent post-bite care.
• Follows WHO-recommended day 0, 3, 7, 14/28 schedule.
• Combined wound assessment and immunoglobulin advice when needed.
• High effectiveness when started promptly after exposure.

How is the Vaccine Administered?

• Given as an intramuscular injection at MedEx Neo Clinic.
• Multiple doses over 2–4 weeks for post-exposure cases.
• Pre-exposure protection available as a shorter preventive schedule.

Precautions and Safety

• Seek treatment immediately after any animal bite — do not delay.
• Wound cleaning with soap and water is advised before vaccination.
• Higher-risk bites may also require rabies immunoglobulin — your provider will assess this.
• Mild soreness or fever after injection is normal.

Cost and Availability at MedEx Neo Clinic

• MRP: NPR 646 per dose
• Same-day walk-in service for animal bite cases.
• Located at Naxal, Kathmandu.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How soon after a bite should I get vaccinated?

As soon as possible — ideally within 24 hours, but still valuable after a short delay.

How many doses will I need?

Typically 4–5 doses over about a month for post-exposure treatment.

Is it safe for children?

Yes, it's commonly given to children after bites or scratches.

What if the animal seems healthy?

Vaccination is still recommended, as rabies status cannot be confirmed without lab testing.

Do I need immunoglobulin too?

Only for higher-risk bites — your clinician will assess and advise.

Conclusion

Don't wait after an animal bite — every hour matters. Visit MedEx Neo Clinic, Naxal, Kathmandu for immediate rabies vaccination.