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2020-09-10 10:07:08
I got scratch with cat nails ...is there need to take any medications...for...it...cat is of our own...
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Inj tetanus required. Need to see the wound for further management.

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Just wash with soap and water thoroughly. If there is no visible bleeding,no need for ART

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