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IF THERE ANY BLEEDING THEN YOU SHOULD TAKE VACCINE

Rabies vaccine is a preventive vaccine . It is advised to take tetanus injection if not taken within past 5 years And rabies vaccine should be taken as it is a cat scratch Based on whether there was blood oozing out or not , immunoglobulin administration can be decided Can u please tell me whether the wound was having blood or not so i can advice u further management?

Yes TT and ARV is must

ARV and TT must..

Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician (Ex Govt Medical Officer at RML Hospital, New Delhi), and your case has been allotted to me. Thank you for your question. I understand your concern. Do you need rabies vaccine? 👉 Yes, vaccination is advised Even though it is a pet cat, it is: • Not vaccinated • Cause of injury is a scratch with possible saliva contamination 👉 This is considered a Category II / III exposure, so rabies vaccination is recommended What you should do immediately • Wash the wound thoroughly with soap and running water for 10–15 minutes • Apply antiseptic (Betadine or similar) • T-Bact is fine for local infection prevention Vaccination advice 👉 Start Anti Rabies Vaccine (ARV) as soon as possible Schedule: • Day 0 (today) • Day 3 • Day 7 • Day 14 Do you need rabies immunoglobulin (RIG)? 👉 Needed if: • Deep wound • Bleeding scratch • Clear bite marks If it is just a superficial scratch, vaccine alone is usually sufficient. About the cat • Observe the cat for 10 days • If the cat remains healthy → risk is very low • But do not delay starting vaccine Important reassurance Rabies is preventable if vaccine is taken on time, so starting early is the safest approach. For any clarification or follow up, you can reach out to me directly on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven. Wishing you good health. Dr. Romain Rajan General Physician

Yes you should take Rabies vaccine full schedule and TT injection too

Yes. You should take Anti Rabies vaccine.

Actually need to take vaccine..if there is any scratch mark along with tt injection

you should take if you need further more assistance u can consult

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Yes.

You should take the rabies vaccine as the cat is vaccinated it has a high chance to cause rabies.

"A nail scratch from an unvaccinated domestic cat is considered a Category II exposure for Rabies. While the risk from a homegrown cat is lower than a stray, Rabies is a fatal disease, and medical protocol strictly recommends post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) if the animal's vaccination status is unknown or incomplete. Relying solely on local ointments like T-Bact is insufficient for viral protection

If there is no bleeding , then u r safe. Just take TT inj. But if there is even one drop of blood, then u have to take rabies vaccine and immunisation also.

Non vaccinated  cat scratch  Definitely need vaccinated full course  with inj tt. Advise CAT OWNER MUST KNOW ABOUT CAT VACCINE.

Go for ARV vaccine immediately

Yes as soon as possible get vaccinated (ARV)

It's better to take anti rabies vaccination

You should take INJ. TT and INJ. Anti rabies vaccine.

Yes u have to take ARV( anti-rabies vaccine) 4 doses . Consult for more details.

Don’t worry 😊 Risk is low. Since it’s from an unvaccinated cat, it’s safer to take rabies vaccine. Wash the wound well. You can book a consultation and I’ll guide you properly.

Since the cat is not vaccinated, my suggestion will be to take the vaccination.

Yes. You must take your vaccine as per schedule

Go for complete vaccinations

Go for complete scheduled arv vaccination asap.dont take risk because the cat is also unvaccinated.

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Yes you must take ARB vaccine with proper wound management.

Kindly do connect and consult

Yess please take Inj TT and Rabies vaccination’s

Yes take it

yes please get TT and ARV vaccine

Yes

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Cats do not cause rabies, first thing. Second, scratches do not cause rabies. Rabies virus lies in the salvia of the animal. No risk of rabies. Still you may wash the area with soap and water, apply t bact and keep the wound open. Take a dose of ink T T.

Take the vaccine first

Yes you have to

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