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2018-04-06 04:03:17
I have bitten by dog 3 days back. injected TT immediately. Should I take rabies test and vaccine?If so where can I take. Please suggest.
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if the dog is vaccinated not required. if the bite has pierced skin then u will need. its free in govt hospital.
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need 4 shots. if in private cost 400 rp per shot

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Where are you from ? You will need Anti rabies vaccination and immunoglobulin administration for open wound. Go talk to your doctor at once. Consider this as an emergency.
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