Sir u need to be vaccinated again because u had another bite and and blood was also sucked by the the kitten and it means it injected it's saliva into ur blood and it is dangerous eventhough u are recently vaccinated.as it hunt and eat bats.

Just take a booster and ASD daily till healing

Heyy, Dr. Anish this side, No need of rabies vaccine as u have been vaccinated within 6 months. If ARS not taken, pls take it within 7 days of scratch.

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You don't need any booster dose of ARV vaccine,as you were recently completed the vaccine series.Keep applying the betadine ointment on the affected area,watch for signs of infection, like swelling, increase in pain and redness

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A booster dose of ARV is needed

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Hello madam, Don't worry you are absolutely safe . No need of booster . So happy to hear you washed your wound for around 10 minutes .

Because you completed a rabies post-exposure series only about seven weeks ago, you are generally considered protected. In people who have previously been vaccinated, immune globulin is not repeated, and additional vaccine is often unnecessary when the prior series was very recent and the new exposure is a minor scratch. For bacterial infection, you did the most important steps: prompt, thorough washing and antiseptic, plus you are up to date on tetanus. For a small superficial scratch, preventive antibiotics are usually not given. Keep the area clean and monitor it; seek care if you develop spreading redness, warmth, swelling, drainage, fever, or tender lymph nodes.

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Booster dose just to be safe.

Since you completed a rabies vaccination course on 28 December 2025 and the new scratch occurred on 9 February 2026 (about 50 days later), you are still within the period of active immune protection. According to standard rabies guidelines: • If a new exposure happens within 3 months of completing a full rabies vaccination course, • No booster doses are usually required, because protective antibodies are still present. Regarding bacterial infection: • A small superficial scratch that was washed properly usually does not require antibiotics. • Preventive antibiotics are only needed if: • The wound is deep • There is swelling, redness, pus, or increasing pain • The person is diabetic or immunocompromised So, in your case, no rabies booster and no antibiotic is needed at this stage.

U need to go.for two.booster dose. Rest u well.maintain. no oral medicine required.

Booster dose because blood was there .

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Go for boosters, dont take risk because rabies is 100% fatal disease.

Dear Patient Since you completed rabies vaccination recently and this scratch happened within about 50 days you are already protected. Take two booster rabies doses on day 0 and day 3 for safety. No need for full vaccine course or rabies immunoglobulin. Apply betadine or mupirocin ointment locally for 3 to 5 days. Antibiotic only if redness swelling pus or fever develops. Text me on Practo if wound worsens fever occurs or for prescription guidance.

Just to be safe. Get booster dose

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