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Recently a cat playfully put her teeth on my legs Very little blood came out very small wound (nearly invisible) cat is coming to my house since 10-15 days I have been vaccinated 6 months ago (full dose rabipur + tetanus) Do I need booster dose ?
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Yes. You need booster dose.
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No need
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May take .
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Clean the area and left open . apply ointment
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Don't tie up the area or stich it.
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