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Bit by cat again

2019-03-24 08:36:57
My mother was bit by a stray cat and was vaccinated for rabbies. The last injection was given on 7th March. However she was bit today again by our pet cat. Should she take the vaccination again?
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Yes , 2 more vaccines

Answered2019-03-24 10:02:23

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