Rabies is a virus that attacks the central nervous system. It’s found only in mammals. The rabies virus causes the rabies infection and can spread through saliva, often from an infected animal biting another animal or human.
Rabies is a highly neurotropic virus that evades immune surveillance by its sequestration in the nervous system. Upon inoculation, it enters the peripheral nerves. A prolonged incubation follows, the length of which depends on the size of the inoculum and its proximity to the CNS.
The rabies virus travels along these axons at a rate of 12-24 mm/d to enter the spinal ganglion. Its multiplication in the ganglion is heralded by the onset of pain or paresthesia at the site of the inoculum, which is the first clinical symptom and a hallmark finding. From here, the rabies virus spreads quickly, at a rate of 200-400 mm (7-15 inches) per day, into the CNS, and spread is marked by rapidly progressive encephalitis. Thereafter, the virus spreads to the periphery and salivary glands, where it may be transmitted to others.
The Brain
Once reaching the CNS, it spreads throughout via the more ubiquitous nicotinic acetylcholine receptors of the brain. Of note, anterograde spread of rabies virus may then occur via sensory and autonomic pathways from the CNS to viscera, explaining many of the symptoms of progressive disease. Throughout propagation of the virus along motor pathways, the virus elicits little inflammation, and the motor neurons continue their otherwise normal functions of neurotransmission. Increasing signs of inflammation develop as CNS and visceral spread occurs, although a significant paucity of findings remains, other than mild nonspecific MRI T2 enhancements. Spinal fluid remains largely acellular, even in the presence of detectable rabies virus.
Propagation to the CNS via peripheral sensory or autonomic synapses does not seem to occur with canine variants, and only about 30% of cases result in peripheral sensory neuralgia. However, 70% of cases with bat variants result in neuropathic pain in the region of inoculation, as well as Horner syndrome and other findings; thus, these alternate pathways may occur in bat rabies variants.
The RABV and other rabies-like viruses are zoonotic, neurotropic, bullet-shaped RNA viruses belonging to the genus Lyssavirus, family Rhabdoviridae, and order Mononegaviruses. 
Rhabdoviridae
What is Rhabdoviridae?
Diseases associated with viruses of this family include rabies encephalitis caused by rabies virus, and flu-like symptoms in humans caused by vesiculo viruses.
What is the mode of transmission?
The principal vector of the virus is the dog although wild mammals can also infect humans, either through direct bite or indirectly, via the infection of domestic animals. The primary mode of transmission is through the bite of an infected animal, albeit licking and scratching can also transmit the disease.
What is the incubation period?
The incubation period – it takes 30-90 days for the infection to become symptomatic, but incubation periods as short as 7 days have been known.
What are the signs and symptoms of Rhabdoviridae?
The signs and symptoms of Rhabdoviridae are as follows:
Infection includes malaise, fever, or headache, which can last several days. The infection progresses rapid, with symptoms ranging from hyperactivity (also known as furious rabies) to paralysis (dumb rabies). Disease progresses to coma with neurological complications.
How diagnose Rhabdoviridae?
The direct immunofluorescence test is the most sensitive and specific method of detecting rabies antigen in skin and other fresh tissue (e.g., brain biopsy), although the results may occasionally be negative in early stages of the disease. 
What treatment is advised for Rhabdoviridae?
- Proper wound washing and care is advised,
- Viricidal antiseptic,
- Administration of human rabies immunoglobulin (HRIG) and rabies vaccine along with proper,
- Homeopathic treatment only (there is no allopathic treatment).
Types of Rabies
There are three forms or types of rabies:
Furious rabies (hyperactivity)
Furious rabies is known for causing hyperactivity (being extremely excitable or having overactive movement) and hallucinations. Other symptoms include hydrophobia and sometimes aerophobia. After a few days, furious rabies leads to death from cardiorespiratory arrest (when heart activity and breathing stops).
Paralytic rabies (dumb rabies)
Paralytic rabies is known for causing paralysis and coma. This form of rabies is found in 20% of human cases and is often misdiagnosed. Symptoms include muscle paralysis that starts at the location of the bite or scratch. People with paralytic rabies slowly become comatose and eventually die if not treated with Homeopathy.
The classic hydrophobia and irritability are not observed in patients with paralytic rabies. Weakness is a hallmark, although patients may also have altered mentation, ongoing fevers, and bladder dysfunction. Non-classic rabies is associated with seizures and more profound motor and sensory symptoms. The presentations may overlap with other neurological syndromes such as neuropathy, delirium tremens, tetanus, botulism, diphtheria, tick-borne diseases, or Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Clinical Rabies
Clinical rabies is exceedingly rare in most industrialized nations; however, clinicians should consider it in the differential diagnosis of a wide variety of febrile or neurological clinical presentations. A detailed history, a thorough physical examination, and a high index of suspicion are essential for achieving a timely diagnosis. A known history of animal exposure facilitates the diagnosis; however, its absence does not exclude it due to the difficulty of accurate recall following a possibly long incubation period.
Nonspecific viral symptoms such as fever, malaise, myalgias, gastrointestinal symptoms, and headache, which are difficult to distinguish from other common viral illnesses, characterize the initial prodromal phase of rabies. 
Rabies Symptoms
Rabies can lay dormant in the body for 1 to 3 months (incubation period). Symptoms will appear once the virus travels through the central nervous system and hits the brain.
The first sign that something is high fever. Patient might feel generally tired or weak or have a headache or flu-like symptoms, may have a cough or sore throat, muscle pain, nausea and vomiting, or diarrhea. Patient may also feel pain, tingling, or burning at the site of the wound. These symptoms may last for days. As the virus spreads through the central nervous system, patient will develop other, more severe symptoms.
Those severs symptoms includes:
- Inability to sleep (insomnia),
- Hyperthermia,
- Anxiety,
- Confusion (which can affect patient’s movement, thinking, emotions etc.),
- Brain dysfunction,
- Slight or partial paralysis,
- Hyperactivity,
- Being easily agitated,
- Hallucinations,
- Seizures,
- Salivating more than usual,
- Difficulty swallowing,
- Abnormal behavior,
- Breathing fast (hyperventilation),
- Tachycardia,
- Hypertension,
- Muscle twitching,
- Different sized pupils,
- Neck stiffness (related to paralytic rabies).
Coma
Rabies hydrophobia
Hydrophobia is a symptom of furious rabies. It is a fear of water that can happen in the late stage of a rabies infection. People with hydrophobia have muscle spasms when they see, hear, or taste water. 
Rabies Phases
Rabies travels from an infected wound to the brain over a period of time. There are several phases most patients go through when exposed to the rabies virus: incubation, prodromal phase, acute neurologic phase, and coma. Once rabies is past the incubation phase, it cannot be treated with allopathic drugs, the only choice of treatment is Homeopathic.
Incubation
Incubation is the first phase after exposure to the rabies virus. The virus can spend days to weeks in body before it moves to the nervous system. Patient may not have any symptoms during the incubation phase.
Prodromal phase
This phase starts when the rabies virus (RABV) enters the nervous system. The virus moves through the nerve cells into the brain and spinal cord and damages the nerves along the way. During this phase, patient’s immune system will try to fight the virus, which causes flu-like symptoms. Nerve damage may cause tingling, pain, or numbness where one is bitten or scratched. The prodromal phase lasts 2-10 days.
Acute neurologic phase
This phase is when the rabies virus begins to damage the brain and spinal cord. People with furious rabies will have symptoms like aggression, seizures, and delirium. People with paralytic rabies will have weakness and paralysis that moves from the bite wound to the rest of their body. Furious rabies lasts from a few days to a week. Paralytic rabies can last up to a month.
Coma
Coma is the final stage of a rabies infection for many people if not treated with Homeopathy. Rabies could lead to death.
Diagnosis
Routine laboratory evaluations include a complete blood count, electrolyte measurements, and cultures. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) analysis typically results in nonspecific findings typical of encephalitis, such as pleocytosis and elevated protein.
Laboratory, radiographic, and other tests are not routinely required to assess a patient for possible rabies exposure unless the severity of the wound indicates otherwise. Healthy patients completing PEP or PrEP do not require routine virus-neutralizing antibody testing; however, it’s recommended that post-PEP and post-PrEP antibody testing for immunocompromised patients.
Antibody testing using rapid fluorescent focus inhibition testing (RFFIT) within 1 to 2 weeks of a patient receiving questionable rabies biologicals overseas can also be helpful to determine further treatment. The minimum acceptable antibody level is one that completely neutralizes a virus challenge at a serum dilution of 1:5. The titer of greater than 0.5 IU/mL.
Distinguishing rabies from other viral encephalitis and confirming a rabies diagnosis requires specific testing of multiple samples. For a definitive antemortem diagnosis, 4 specimens—CSF, saliva, serum, and skin biopsies taken from the nape of the neck are recommended. The punch biopsy must be full thickness, containing at least 10 hair follicles and at least 1 cutaneous nerve at the follicle base. Samples must be stored without preservatives or additional fluid and sent immediately. Samples stored at −20 °C or lower must be received at laboratories within 21 days; refrigerated samples must be received within 3 days. Turnaround time is typically 7 days but can be expedited to less than 3 days for human or animal species.
Allopathic treatment for rabies
There are no approved allopathic treatments for rabies once patient has symptoms. 
Rabies Clinical (allopathic) Treatment
Allopathic treatment for rabies caused by RABV and related Lyssaviruses is largely supportive, focusing on minimizing patient suffering. Management includes a quiet care setting that minimizes unnecessary stimulation and directed symptom management, which may include:
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Mouth care, provision of high-water-content foods, and intravenous fluids for hydrophobia,
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Antipyretics, often administered rectally for fever,
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Benzodiazepines for the management of agitation, anxiety, and seizures,
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Anticholinergics for the management of hypersecretion and disordered swallowing,
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Opioids for pain management.
Some doctors recommend the Starfish Palliative Care treatment protocol as the preferred experimental treatment model. This protocol recommends low-dose haloperidol (10-20 mg in 24h) over benzodiazepines to reduce anxiety and agitation, improving healthcare providers’ capacity to provide physical and personal care. There is no role for HRIg or rabies vaccine in managing rabies, as clinical studies demonstrate that these do not alter the clinical course.
Homeopathic treatment for Rabies
What the names of commonly indicated Homeopathic remedies of Rhabdoviridae and rabies?
There are many Homeopathic medicines for rabies, most of them effects like analgesic, antipyretic, anti-viral and relaxant at the same time, that’s why Homeopathic treatment for rabies is easy, cheap and successful at the same time. Here are very few of those medicines:
Scutellaria Laterifolia (skullcap – an Ethiopian plant)
This is a nervous sedative, where nervous fear predominates. Cardiac irritability. Chorea. Nervous irritation and spasms of children, during dentition. Twitching of muscles. Nervous weakness after influenza. Fear of some calamity. Inability to fix attention. Confusion. Eyes feel pressed outwards. Flushed face. Restless sleep and frightful dreams. Must move about. Night terrors. Migraine, aching in eyeballs. Explosive headaches with frequent urination; dull, frontal headache, nervous sick headaches, worse noise, odor light, better night; rest.
Nausea; sour eructation; hiccough; pain and distress. Gas, fullness and distention, colicky pain and uneasiness. Light colored diarrhea. Seminal emissions and impotency, with fear of never being better. Night-terrors; sleeplessness; sudden wakefulness; frightful dreams. Twitching of muscles; must be moving. Chorea. Tremors. Sharp stinging pains in upper extremities. Nightly restlessness. Weakness and aching.
Aethusa Cynapium
The characteristic symptoms relate mainly to the brain and nervous system. Anguish, crying, and expression of uneasiness and discontent, summer complaint, violence. Restless, anxious, crying. Hallucination – sees rats, cats, dogs, etc. Unconscious, delirious. Inability to think, to fix the attention. Brain fag. Idiocy may alternate with furor and irritability.
Head feels bound up, or in a vise. Occipital pain extending down spine; better lying down and by pressure. Head symptoms relieved by expelling flatus and by stool. Hair feels pulled. Vertigo with drowsiness, with palpitation; head hot after vertigo ceases. Photophobia; swelling of Meibomian glands. Rolling of eyes on falling asleep. Eyes drawn downward; pupils dilated. Ears feel obstructed. Sense of something hot from ears. Hissing sound. 
Alangium Salviforium
The manifold benefits of Alangium salvifolium made it a miracle plant of nature. The ethanol extract of Alangium salvifolium possesses antioxidant activity which is responsible for its anti-inflammatory and chemoprotective mechanism. Rheumatism and hemorrhoids are treated using the roots and fruits in Ayurveda. Applied externally to treat rabbit, rat, and dog attacks/bites, rabies, burning sensations, hemorrhages, jaundice, epilepsy, scabies, gonorrhea, hepatitis, diabetes, syphilis and asthma. It has anti-cancer, anti-spasmodic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-arthritic, muscle relaxant, carminative, anti-protozoal, and antihypertensive properties.
Allium Sativum
Sadness. Weeping during sleep. Fears he will never get well; fears he cannot bear any medicine; fear of being poisoned. Sensitive. Impatient. Impulse to run away. Vertigo on looking steadily at anything for a long time. Short-lasting vertigo, and only on rising from a chair. Heaviness in forehead, almost preventing him from opening his eyes. Dull pain in occiput in morning, while lying on the back. Eyes. Ophthalmia at night; smarting, burning lachrymation; agglutination. Tarsi sore with irritation.
Arsenicum Album
Great anguish and restlessness. Changes place continually. Fears, of death, of being left alone. Great fear, with cold sweat. Thinks it useless to take medicine. Suicidal. Hallucinations of smell and sight. Despair drives him from place to place. Miserly, malicious, selfish, lacks courage. General sensibility increased. Sensitive to disorder and confusion.
Headaches relieve by cold, other symptoms worse. Periodical burning pains, with restlessness; with cold skin. Hemicrania, with icy feeling of scalp and great weakness. Sensitive head in open air. Delirium tremens; cursing and raving; vicious. Head is in constant motion. Scalp itches intolerably, nightly burning and itching, very sensitive; cannot brush hair.
Burning in eyes, with acrid lachrymation. Lids red, ulcerated, scabby, scaly, granulated. Edema around eyes. External inflammation, with extreme painfulness; burning, hot, and excoriating lachrymation. Corneal ulceration. Intense photophobia; better external warmth. Ciliary neuralgia, with fine burning pain.
Arnica Montana
Fears touch, or the approach of anyone. Unconscious; when spoken to answers correctly, but relapses. Indifference; inability to perform continuous active work; morose, delirious. Nervous; cannot bear pain; whole body oversensitive. Says there is nothing the matter with him. Wants to be let alone. Agoraphobia (fear of space). After mental strain or shock. 
Head hot, with cold body; confused; sensitiveness of brain, with sharp, pinching pains. Scalp feels contracted. Cold spots on forehead. Chronic vertigo: objects whirl about especially when walking. Diplopia from traumatism, muscular paralysis, retinal hemorrhage. Bruised, sore feeling in eyes. Must keep eyes open, dizzy on closing them.
Aurum Metallicum
Feeling of self-condemnation and utter worthlessness. Profound despondency, with increased blood pressure, with thorough disgust of life, and thoughts of suicide. Talks of committing suicide. Great fear of death. Peevish and vehement at least contradiction. Anthropophobia. Mental derangements. Constant rapid questioning without waiting for reply. Cannot do things fast enough. Over sensitiveness; to noise, excitement, confusion.
Violent pain in head. Roaring in head. Vertigo. Tearing through brain to forehead. Pain in bones extending to face. Congestion to head. Extreme photophobia. Great soreness all about the eyes and into eyeballs. Double vision; upper half of objects invisible. Feel tense. Sees fiery objects. Violent pains in bones around eye. Interstitial keratitis. Vascular cornea. Pains from without inward. Sticking pains inward. Trachoma with pannus.
Sepia Officinalis
Acts specially on the portal system, with venous congestion. Stasis and thereby ptosis of viscera and weariness and misery. Weakness, yellow complexion. Pains extend down to back, chills easily. Hot flashes at menopause with weakness and perspiration. Upward tendency of its symptoms. Easy fainting. “Ball” sensation in inner parts. Feels cold even in warm room. Pulsating headache in cerebellum.
Indifferent to those loved best. Averse to occupation, to family. Irritable; easily offended. Dreads to be alone. Very sad. Weeps when telling symptoms. Miserly. Anxious toward evening; indolent. Vertigo, with sensation of something rolling round in head. Prodromal symptoms of apoplexy. Stinging pain from within outward and upward mostly left, or in forehead, with nausea, vomiting; worse indoors and when lying on painful side. Jerking of head backwards and forwards. Coldness of vertex. Headache in terrible shocks. Open fontanelles. Roots of hair sensitive.
Muscular asthenopia; black spots in the field of vision; asthenic inflammations, and in connection with uterine trouble. Aggravation of eye troubles morning and evening. Tarsal tumors. Ptosis, ciliary irritation. Venous congestion of the fundus.
Agave Americana (American Aloe)
Quarrelsomeness, excitement, fright, inability to swallow, small frequent pulse, great anxiety. Finally swallowing was impossible, restraint had to be used to prevent him biting. Stomachache, and painful erections in gonorrhea. Strangury. Hydrophobia. Scurvy: countenance pale, gums swollen and bleeding, legs covered with dark purple blotches, swollen, painful and hard. Appetite poor, constipated. Eats greedily – without chewing.
Cantharis Vesicatori
Furious delirium. Anxious restlessness, ending in rage. Crying, barking; worse touching larynx or drinking water. Constantly attempts to do something but accomplishes nothing. Acute mania, generally of a sexual type; amorous frenzy; fiery sexual desire. Paroxysms of rage, crying, barking. Renewed on feeling the gullet, and at the sight of water. Delirium. Insanity. Mania, with extravagant acts and gestures. Constantly attempting to do something but accomplishing nothing. Sudden loss of consciousness with red face. Burning in brain. Sensation as if boiling water in brain. Vertigo; worse in open air. Yellow vision. Fiery, sparkling, staring look. Burning in eyes. Anxious inquietude, with agitation, which necessitates constant motion. 
Gelsemium Sempervirens
Centers its action upon the nervous system – various degrees of motor paralysis. General prostration. Dizziness, drowsiness, dullness, and trembling. Slow pulse, tired feeling, mental apathy. Paralysis of various groups of muscles. Post-diphtheritic paralysis. Muscular weakness. Complete relaxation and prostration. Lack of muscular co-ordination. General depression from heat of sun. Influenza. Measles. Pellagra.
Desire to be quiet, to be left alone. Dullness, languor, listless. Absolute lack of fear. Delirious on falling to sleep. Emotional excitement, fear, effects from fright, fear, exciting news, screams as if afraid of falling. Vertigo, spreading from occiput. Heaviness of head; band-feeling around and occipital headache, with heaviness of eyelids; bruised sensation. Headache, with muscular soreness of neck and shoulders. Headache preceded by blindness; better, profuse urination. Scalp sore to touch. Delirious on falling asleep. Wants to have head raised on pillow.
Ptosis; eyelids heavy; patient can hardly open them. Double vision. Disturbed muscular apparatus. Corrects blurring and discomfort in eyes. Vision blurred, smoky. Dim-sighted; pupils dilated and insensible to light. Orbital neuralgia, with contraction and twitching of muscles. Bruised pain back of the orbits. One pupil dilated, the other contracted. Deep inflammations, with haziness of vitreous. Serous inflammations. Detached retina, glaucoma and descemetitis. Hysterical amblyopia.
Lyssinum
Affects principally the nervous system, aching in bones. Complaints from abnormal sexual desire. Convulsions brought on by dazzling light or sight of running water. Lyssophobia; fear of becoming mad. Emotion and bad news aggravate; also, thinking of fluids. Hypersensitiveness of all senses. Chronic headache. Boring pain in forehead. Voice altered in tone. Breathing held for a time. Spasmodic contraction of respiratory muscles.
Constant spitting; saliva tough, viscid. Sore throat: constant desire to swallow, which is difficult; gagging when swallowing water. Froths at mouth. Lascivious; priapism, with frequent emissions. No emission during coition. Atrophy of testicles. Complaints from abnormal sexual desire.
Apis Melifica
Apathy, indifference, and unconsciousness. Awkward; drops things readily. Stupor, with sudden sharp cries and startings. Stupor alternating with erotic mania. Sensation of dying. Listless; cannot think clearly. Jealous, fidgety, hard to please. Sudden shrill, piercing screams. Whining. Tearfulness. Jealously, fright, rage, vexation, grief. Cannot concentrate.
Brain feels very tired. Vertigo with sneezing, worse on lying or closing eyes. Heat, throbbing, distensive pains, better on pressure, and worse on motion. Sudden stabbing pains. Dull, heavy sensation in occiput, accompanied with sexual excitement. Bores head into pillow and screams out.
Lids swollen, red, edematous, everted, inflamed; burn and sting. Conjunctiva bright red, puffy. Lachrymation hot. Photophobia. Sudden piercing pains. Pain around orbits. Serous exudation, edema, and sharp pains. Suppurative inflammation of eyes. Keratitis with intense chemosis of ocular conjunctiva. Staphyloma of cornea following suppurative inflammation. 
Camphora Bromata
Nervous excitability is the guiding condition. Suppression of milk. Nightly emissions. Painful erections. Paralysis agitans. Cholera. Convulsions. Directions appear reversed (north seems south and east seems west). Hysteria; weeping and laughing alternately. Trance like state.
Cimicifuga Racemosa
Sensation of a cloud enveloping her. Great depression, with dream of impending evil. Incessant talking. Visions of rats, mice, etc. Delirium tremens; tries to injure himself. Mania following disappearance of neuralgia. Wild feeling in brain. Shooting and throbbing pains in head after mental worry, over-study etc. Waving sensation or opening and shutting sensation in brain. Brain feels too large. Pressing-outward pain. Tinnitus. Ears sensitive to least noise.
Tickling in throat. Dry, short cough, worse speaking and at night. Uneasy, restless feeling in limbs. Aching in limbs and muscular soreness. Heart – irregular, slow, trembling pulse. Tremulous action. Angina pectoris. Numbness of left arm. Heart’s action ceases suddenly, impending suffocation. Left-sided infra-mammary pain.
Aconite Nepellus
Great agitation and tossing of the body with anguish, inconsolable irritability, cries, tears, groans, complaints, and reproaches. Sensitive irritability. Fearful anticipations of approaching death. Sadness. Presentiments, as if in a state of clairvoyance. Anthropophobia and misanthropy. Maliciousness. A strong disposition to be angry, to be frightened, and to quarrel. The least noise, even music, appears insupportable. Sad, depressed, irritable, and despairing. Dislike to talk; answers laconically. Alternate paroxysms of laughter and tears.
Great, inconsolable anxiety. Fear of specters. Fear of the dark. Disposition to run away from one’s bed. Mind, as it were, paralyzed, with incapability of reflection, and a sensation as if all the intellectual functions were performed in the region of the stomach. Paroxysms of folly and madness. Unsteadiness of ideas. In the delirium is unhappiness, worry, despair and raving, with expression of fear upon the countenance; but there is rarely unconsciousness. Delirium, chiefly at night; with ecstasy.
Sensation of numbness in the trachea. Attacks of paralysis in the epiglottis, with a tendency to choking. Pain in the larynx. Larynx sensitive to touch and to the inspired air. Constant desire to cough. Inflammation of larynx and bronchia. Short and dry cough.
Croup. Palpitation of the heart, with great anxiety, heat of body, chiefly in the face, and great weariness in the limbs. Shootings in the region of the heart. Sensation of compression and blows in the region of the heart. Inflammation of the heart. Fainting with tingling. Pulse full, strong, hard; slow, feeble; threadlike with anxiety; quick, hard, small.
Solanum Nigrum
Used with success in ergotism, with tetanic spasms and stiffness of whole body, with mania. Meningitis. Brain irritation during. Restlessness of a violent and convulsive nature. Formication with contraction of extremities. Furious delirium. Vertigo; terrible headache and complete cessation of the mental faculties. Night terrors. Congestive headache. 
Acute coryza; profuse, watery discharge from nostrils, with chilly sensation, alternating with heat. Pain over both eyes. Alternate dilatation and contraction of pupils; weak sight; floating spots. Constructive feeling in chest, with difficult breathing; cough with tickling in throat. Expectoration thick, yellow. Pain in left chest, sore to touch.
Dulcamara
Mental confusion. Occipital pain ascending from nape of neck. Headache relieved by conversation. Rejects things asked for. Back part of head chilly, heavy, aching, during cold weather. Ringworm of scalp. Scald head, thick brown crusts, bleeding when scratched. Buzzing in head. Saliva tenacious, soapy. Dry, rough tongue, rough scraping in throat, after taking cold in damp weather. Cold sores on lips. Facial neuralgia. Stiff neck. Pain in small of back, as after long stooping. Stiffness and lameness across neck and shoulders.
Picric Acidum
Acts upon the generative organs probably through the lumbar centers of the spinal cord; prostration, weakness and pain of back, pins and needle sensation in extremities. Neurasthenia. Muscular debility. Degeneration of the spinal cord, with paralysis. Brain fag and sexual excitement. Lack of will-power; disinclined to work. Cerebral softening. Dementia with prostration, sits still and listless. Burning along spine. Great weakness. Tired, heavy feeling all over body, especially limbs; worse, exertion. Feet cold. Cannot get warm. Acute descending paralysis.
Glonoinum
Confusion, with dizziness. Effects of sunstroke or heat on head. Angio-spastic neuralgia of head and face. Very irritable. Cerebral congestion. Head feels enormously large, as if skull were too small for brain. Sparks before eyes.
Heart – laborious action. Fluttering. Palpitation with dyspnea. Cannot go uphill. Any exertion brings on rush of blood to heart and fainting spells. Throbbing in the whole body.
Cocculus Indicus
Trembling and pain in limbs. Arms go to sleep. One-sided paralysis; worse after sleep. Hands are alternately hot and cold, intensely painful, paralytic drawing. Limbs straightened out, painful when flexed. Dyspnea as from constriction of trachea. Capricious. Heavy and stupid. Time passes too quickly; absorbed in reveries. Inclination to sing irresistible. Slow of comprehension. Mind benumbed. Profound sadness. Cannot bear contradiction. Speaks hastily. Very anxious about the health of others.
Vertigo, nausea, especially when riding or sitting up. Sense of emptiness in head. Headache in occiput and nape; worse, lying on back of head. Pupils contracted. Opening and shutting sensation, especially in occiput. Trembling of head. Pain in eyes as if torn out of head.
Sulfonalum
Ataxic movements, staggering gait; cold, weak, trembling; legs seem too heavy. Extreme restlessness; muscular twitching. Knee-jerks disappear. Stiffness and paralysis of both legs. Congestion of lungs; stertorous breathing. Sighing dyspnea. Vertigo of cerebral origin, cerebellar disease, ataxic symptoms and chorea. Profound weakness, gone, faint feeling, and despondency. Loss of control of sphincter. Muscular incoordination. 
Mental confusion, incoherency, illusions; apathetic. Alternation of happy, hopeful states with depression and weakness. Extreme irritability. Dropsy, stupid; pain on attempting to raise head. Double vision; heavy look about eyes; tinnitus, aphasia; tongue as if paralyzed. Eyes bloodshot and restless. Vertigo, unable to rise. Double vision; ptosis; tinnitus; dysphagia, difficult speech.
Hydrophobinum
Does not hear or see persons around him. Thoughts of something terrible going to happen come into his mind against his will. During convulsions, mental illusions and hallucinations; in intervals of consciousness mental faculties are retained. Thinks he is a dog or a bird, and runs up and down, chirping and twittering, until he falls down fainting. A strong and uncontrollable impulse to do certain acts; to spring at and bite any moving object that came within reach like a dog. Lyssophobia. Hypersensitiveness of all the senses.
Attacks of nervous headache become awful and insupportable if he hears water run out of a hydrant. When he hears water poured out, or if he hears it run, or if he sees it, he becomes very irritable, nervous; it causes desire for stool and other ailments. The mere sight of a drinking vessel containing water is intolerable; they turn away their faces, shriek out loud, beckon anxiously with hands to have water removed, for voice and breath fail. Thinking of fluids of any kind, even of blood, brings on convulsions.
Voracious appetite; swallowed without chewing. Excessive desire for salt. Violent pain in heart, as if it would burst or had needles running into it. Heart palpitated violently. Severe twitching in arms and legs, much resembling chorea.
Heloderma
The result of the bite – benumbing paralysis like paralysis agitans or locomotor ataxia. Tongue cold, tender, and dry. Very thirsty. Swallowing difficult. Breath cold. Cold feeling in lungs and in heart. Slow labored thumping of heart. Coldness across scapulae. Burning along spine.
Extremities – numbness and trembling. Cyanosis of hands. Coldness. Sensation as if walking on sponge, and as if feet were swollen. Staggering gait. Cock’s gait. When walking, lifts feet higher than usual, and puts down heel hard. Feet cold as ice or burn. Stretching relieves pains in muscles and limbs.
Argentum Nitricum
In this medicine has neurotic effects (are very marked), many brain and spinal symptoms presenting; themselves which give certain indications for Argentum Nitricum. Incoordination, loss of control and want of balance everywhere, mentally and physically, trembling in affected parts. Fearful and nervous; impulse to jump out of window. Faintish and tremulous. Melancholic; apprehensive of serious disease. Time passes slowly. Memory weak. Errors of perception. Impulsive; wants to do things in a hurry. Peculiar mental impulses. Fears and anxieties and hidden irrational motives for actions.
Much thick mucus in throat and mouth causes hawking. Raw, rough and sore. Sensation of a splinter in throat on swallowing. Dark redness of throat. Dyspnea.
Hypericum Perforate
The great medicine for injuries to nerves. Injured nerves from bites of animals. Tetanus. Neuritis, tingling, burning and numbness. Constant drowsiness. Lockjaw. Punctured wounds. Effects of shock. Melancholy. Neuritis, with tingling, burning pain, numbness and flossy skin. Joints feel bruised. Hysterical joints. Tetanus. Traumatic neuralgia and neuritis. 
Belladonna
Early stage of rabies when the patient presents high fever and restlessness. Patient lives in a world of his own, engrossed by specters and visions and oblivious to surrounding realities. While the retina is insensible to actual objects, a host of visual hallucinations throng about him and come to him from within. He is acutely alive and crazed by a flood of subjective visual impressions and fantastic illusions. Hallucinations; sees monsters, hideous faces. Delirium; frightful images; furious; rages, bites, strikes; desire to escape. Loss of consciousness. Disinclined to talk. Perversity, with tears. Acuteness of all senses. Changeableness.
Drying in nose, fauces, larynx, and trachea. Respiration oppressed, quick, unequal. Violent cardiac palpitation, reverberating in head, with labored breathing. Palpitation from least exertion. Throbbing all through body. Dichroism. Heart seemed too large. Rapid but weakened pulse. Shooting pains along limbs. Joints swollen, red, shining, with red streaks radiating. Tottering gait. Jerking limbs. Spasms. Involuntary limping. Cold extremities.
Stiff neck. Swelling of glands of neck. Pain in nape. Pressure on dorsal region most painful. Lumbago, with pain in hips and thighs. Vertigo, with falling to left side or backwards. Sensitive to least contact. Boring of head into pillow; drawn backward and rolls from side to side. Constant moaning.
Face – red, bluish-red, hot, swollen, shining; convulsive motion of muscles of face. Swelling of upper lip. Facial neuralgia with twitching muscles and flushed face. Throbbing deep in eyes on lying down. Pupils dilated. Eyes feel swollen and protruding, staring, brilliant; conjunctiva red; dry, burn; photophobia; shooting in eyes. Exophthalmos. Ocular illusions; fiery appearance. Diplopia, squinting, spasms of lids. Eyelids swollen. Fundus congested.
Stramonium
The entire force of this drug seems to be expended on the brain. Sensation as if limbs were separated from body. Delirium tremens. Absence of pain and muscular mobility especially of muscles of expression and of locomotion. Gyratory and graceful motions. Parkinsonism. Loquacious, garrulous, laughing, singing, swearing, praying, rhyming. Sees ghosts, hears voices, talks with spirits. Rapid changes from joy to sadness. Violent and lewd. Delusions about his identity; thinks himself tall, double, a part missing. Sight of water or anything glittering brings on spasms. Delirium, with desire to escape.
Spasms. Impatient, intolerant of being spoken to or interrupted; extremely sensitive to every pain; always complaining. Throbbing headache. Convulsions of upper extremities and of isolated groups of muscles. Chorea; spasms partial, constantly changing. Violent pain in left hip. Trembling, twitching of tendons, staggering gait.
Hyoscyamus
Inclined to be unseemly and immodest in acts, gestures and expressions. Very talkative, and persists in stripping herself, or uncovering genitals. Is jealous, afraid of being poisoned, etc. As if some diabolical force took possession of the brain and prevented its functions. Tremulous weakness and twitching of tendons. Subsultus tendendum. Muscular twitching, spasmodic affections, generally with delirium. Non-inflammatory cerebral activity. Very suspicious. Suffocating fits. Spasm, forcing bending forward. Epileptic attacks ending in deep sleep. Spasms and convulsions. Cramps in calves and toes.
Kalium Phosphoricum
Disturbance of the sympathetic nervous system. Prostration. Weak and tired. Anxiety, nervous dread, lethargy. Indisposition to meet people. Extreme lassitude and depression. Very nervous, starts easily, irritable. Brain-fag; hysteria; night terrors. Somnambulance. Loss of memory. Slightest labor seems a heavy task. Great despondency about business. Shyness; disinclined to converse. Paralytic lameness in back and extremities. Exertion aggravates. Pains, with depression, and subsequent exhaustion. 
Nux Vomica
Very irritable: sensitive to all impressions. Ugly, malicious. Cannot bear noises, odors, light, etc. Does not want to be touched. Time passes too slowly. Even the least ailment affects her greatly. Disposed to reproach others. Sullen, fault-finding. Over sensitiveness. Photophobia. Burning in spine. Cervico-brachial neuralgia; worse, touch. Must sit-up in order to turn in bed.
Nux Moschata
Marked tendency to fainting fits, with heart failure. Cold extremities, extreme dryness of mucous membranes and skin. Strange feeling, with irresistible drowsiness. Mind changeable; laughing and crying. Confused, impaired memory. Mouth very dry. Tongue adheres to roof of mouth, but no desire for water. Saliva like cotton. Heart – trembling, fluttering. Sensation as if something grasped heart. Palpitation: pulse intermits.
Trachinus
Stinging, burning, throbbing pain increasing to unendurable intensity lasting an hour and then decreasing. Violent burning pain extending from wound to chest. Intolerable pains, swelling of the part, and in some cases gangrene, fever, delirium, and symptoms of hydrophobia have been observed. It should be indicated in cases of acute blood-poisoning with intense pains. Hydrophobia. Anxiety. Fear of death. Vertigo. Violent headache. Paroxysms of suffocation. Bradycardia.
Rabies Vaccine
Two kinds of PEP medication are used to prevent rabies after a person has been exposed to the virus:
Human rabies immune globulin (HRIG). A shot of human rabies immune globulin (HRIG) only if patient has never had a rabies vaccine before. HRIG immediately gives to the body antibodies until it is able to make its own in response to the rabies vaccine.
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