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Advice for dog bite.

2018-03-16 05:33:01
A dog charged on me 2 weeks back. There were no visible signs of a bite or even a scratch. Should I get the vaccine? Is there a possibility of getting infected by minute scratch which might be unnoticed ? Please reply.
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Take lyssin 200 4pills 2times daily for 3days 

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HELLO, IF NOTHING NO NEED.OK.

Answered2018-03-16 07:06:54

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if there is dog bite mark and slight bleeding occur then u need vaccine. bt as u say u have no visible marks then no need of vaccine.
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u should consult a homeopath. they have medicine so that u don't need vaccine in ur case. If the details is helpful to u then plz like to response.

Answered2018-03-16 06:17:21

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