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Signs & Symptoms of Tetanus:

The symptoms can occur anywhere from days to months after exposure to the bacteria. The time between the contamination of a wound and the first symptoms is usually less than 2 weeks but can range from 2 days to months. Tetanus often begins with the following:

  • Difficulty in eating or drinking
  • Fever
  • Headache
  • Locking of Jaws
  • Muscle contraction in the jaw
  • Pain in neck, shoulders, or back
  • Pain in the muscles
  • Pain in the muscles of the abdomen, upper arms, and thighs
  • Stiffness

 

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