I presume you've never even met her, you refer to as "my friend" but she calls you "My love". Amazing how sweet they can be when they want something.
I'd be very surprised if this isn't a scam. Ask her how she plans to pay you back
I presume you've never even met her, you refer to as "my friend" but she calls you "My love". Amazing how sweet they can be when they want something.
I'd be very surprised if this isn't a scam. Ask her how she plans to pay you back
i was scratch by a cat last december when i was in manila for xmas and I was rushed to the hospital coz i was bleeding. the hospital charged me 50,000 pesos for anti rabies together with tetanus toxoid and not only that they ask me to have another injection after one week for anti rabies but its another payment again..even knowing i wasn't bitten its just that the claws hit one of my vein but the doctor said its the hospital protocol...so guys be careful with the dogs or cats in the philippines it cost alot.
Originally Posted by cheeky
50,000 pesos?????
What a rip-off that is!!!! they must have saw you as a walking big dollar note???? You always have choice to say no to what they say or you can also go somewhere else coz its you who is paying for it. coz if you just agree they know you have money to spend and willing to pay so they will tell you, you need this, you need that.
It cost me 1,500 pesos for anti-tetanus and anti-rabies before but its on a public hospital, i just need to buy the injection myself...
yes tonetyou just need to buy the medicine, and the rest should be free, there are hospitals that deal just in infectious diseases - RITM in Alabang and one in Manila the medicine should cost around what you said for an anti-rabies jab.
I might be daft for thinking this, but I always thought that Rabies was incurable...........am I wrong ??
I might be daft for thinking this, but I always thought that Rabies was incurable...........am I wrong ??... now that I come to think about it ... I did too ... so you could well be RIGHT in believing rabies was/is incurable!
Your right bit like forumsI might be daft for thinking this, but I always thought that Rabies was incurable...........am I wrong ??
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Your right bit like forums
The rabies virus travels to the brain by following nerves. This incubation period usually takes a few months. Once the virus gets to the brain and symptoms show, yes , it's untreatable and is usually fatal in daysI might be daft for thinking this, but I always thought that Rabies was incurable...........am I wrong ??
There are over 50,000 deaths a year , mostly in Asia and Africa.
However, there ARE safe and effective vaccinesSo-called pre-exposure prophylaxis (prevention) requires 3 doses (+ possible booster).
So-called post-exposure prophylaxis is also effective (vaccine alone or with immunogloblulin depending on circumstances) if given as soon as possible and before symptoms appear.
The rabies virus travels to the brain by following nerves. This incubation period usually takes a few months. Once the virus gets to the brain and symptoms show, yes , it's untreatable and is usually fatal in days
There are over 50,000 deaths a year , mostly in Asia and Africa.
However, there ARE safe and effective vaccines
So-called post-exposure prophylaxis is also effective (vaccine alone or with immunogloblulin depending on circumstances) if given as soon as possible and before symptoms appear.once again, Alan ... for sharing your expert medical and professional knowledge with us [laymen]. It's gratefully appreciated, my friend.
50,000?that is the cost of PHYSICAL EXAMINATION on Mkti Med.i have a swedish friend did it march last year....
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