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Generally, mild illness without a fever or an active course of routine antibiotics does not contraindicate receiving standard vaccines like DTP. However, because the child sustained a fresh animal scratch, immediate medical management must focus on wound care and rabies or tetanus post-exposure prophylaxis rather than scheduled boosters. The primary concern with a feline scratch includes risks for bacterial infections like cat scratch disease, tetanus, or rabies, so a healthcare provider should evaluate the wound immediately.
Answered2026-10-01 09:23:24
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