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Bitten by my Dog

2020-06-25 13:48:53
Is it necessary to get rabies and tetanus shot after a dog bite even if the dog is fully vaccinated? If yes then how much shots at what interval and where IM/IV/intradermal?
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Take to  and arv tratment as per schedule

Answered2020-06-26 06:22:18

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Take Inj TT and ARV as per schedule

Answered2020-06-25 18:24:11

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