About vaccination

2022-01-09 11:21:28

Asked for Male, 31 Years

Hi doctor this is Goutam 31year old from Kolkata, From Tuesday (04/01/2022) a street cat lightly scratch over my left ankle, though I have taken full course of 5dose antirabise vaccine in 2008 and also 2017 like 0,3,7,14,30 days. On(05/01/2022 I went to a doctor, so doctor said you just need two dose 0, 3or7 days. And today(06/01/2022) I take my first dose, But from Wednesday (05/01/2022) night(the day before I take my first dose of anti rabies vaccine) I have fever, weakness, dry cough. I don't know its covid or not but If it's covid or any other type of fever then is there any problem to take anti rabies vaccine in this situation, and will I take the second dose of the vaccine on 3or7days . I am very anxious and taking too much tension on this matter. Doctor please help me. Thanks in advance doctor sir.

Answers (6)

Dr. Sarvesh Mishra

General Practitioner

6 yrs expGhaziabad

Kindly discuss for your concern

Answered2022-01-10 05:11:10

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Dr. Ujjyani Sengupta Pawar

General Physician

6 yrs expMumbai

Please continue with the vaccination course and get an rtpcr done for covid.

Answered2022-01-09 12:07:56

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Dr. Suraj Kumar Sahoo

General Physician

1 yrs expBhubaneswar

You should take the anti rabies vaccine and get a rtpcr test done just to rule out covid. But do follow up with the doctor whom u had visited before.

Answered2022-01-09 11:36:50

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General Physician

7 yrs expDelhi

You can take medicines continue with a guidance..

Answered2022-01-09 11:35:47

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Dr. Nishant Kumar Jaiswal

General Physician

20 yrs expLucknow

No problem in taking ARV during fever

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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable

Answered2022-01-09 11:34:16

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Dr. Rishav Mukherjee

Internal Medicine

7 yrs expKolkata

You must test yourself for COVID via a Rtpcr. And continue the anti rabies vaccine as per the schedule. Don't skip that.

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Consultation for further clarity or solutions for fever.

Answered2022-01-09 11:24:03

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