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What is Incubation period of Rabies depends on: September 2010 and explain in detail?
Ans. D: All of the above The incubation period for rabies is very variable, generally several weeks but varying from a week to a year or longer, depending on the virus strain, host species and the site of inoculation. In humans, periods from less than 10 days to as long as six years have been recorded, but more than half of cases show an incubation period of one to three months. Bites to the head or neck are generally associated with shoer incubation while bites to the extremities produce longer incubation periods.