Rabies causes hydrophobia through muscle spasms of the throat triggered by swallowing
Rabies causes hydrophobia as a hallmark symptom of the encephalitic form, resulting from inspiratory muscle spasms triggered by the act of swallowing.
Retrieved papers explicitly detail that encephalitic rabies features hydrophobia driven by inspiratory and throat muscle spasms associated with swallowing. No provided papers refute this well-established clinical mechanism.
A. Jackson. Rabies: a medical perspective.. 2018. https://doi.org/10.20506/rst.37.2.2825
States that encephalitic rabies is associated with hydrophobia, where spasms involve the contraction of inspiratory muscles with swallowing.
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G. Lippi, G. Cervellin. Updates on Rabies virus disease: is evolution toward “Zombie virus” a tangible threat?. 2021. https://doi.org/10.23750/abm.v92i1.9153
Describes furious rabies as characterized by hydrophobia and phobic or inspiratory spasms.
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