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2022-02-17 13:57:44
I was vaccinated around 6 months ago with 5 full dose of rabies vaccination(3 rabipur+2 abheyrab) + tetanus Than I took 2 rabipur booster shot on 1st feb-22 (last shot) ( as a cat scratched me back than)(0-3) Now today 17th feb 2022 cat scratched me again Little amount of blood came out from wound Wound is small on hand I cleaned the wound for 2-3 mins with soap Should I take another booster ?
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After taking so many injections (full course of Antirabies vaccine course and a booster) , please do one more thing ; be careful about your own self. Taking Vaccination doesn't give you a right to be negligent about your own body. If you really get the disease, only you can suffer.

Answered2022-02-17 14:51:26

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2022-02-17 14:38:27

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Answered2022-02-17 14:35:39

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Answered2022-02-17 14:28:05

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No need to take booster

Answered2022-02-17 14:03:57

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