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Actually nowadays there is only 4 doses of vaccines are given for rabies prophylaxis..since it is less than 3months and there is linear scratch no need of further vaccines

You don't need to take ARV vaccine at this time, as you completed the vaccine series recently

No further vaccine needed, you are already protected.

U r under vaccine effect now  so u don't need.

Hello, ​It is understandable to be concerned about a new scratch, especially from a stray animal. However, because you have recently completed a full primary course of the Rabies vaccine, your management is simplified. ​1. Is a Full Course Needed Again? No, a full 5-dose course is not required. According to World Health Organization (WHO) and national guidelines, if a person is re-exposed to a potentially rabid animal within a certain timeframe of their last vaccination, a shorter booster schedule is sufficient. ​2. Booster Protocol The necessity of boosters depends on the time elapsed since your last dose: ​Less than 3 months: If the re-exposure occurs within 3 months of the final dose of a documented, full primary course, no additional doses of the vaccine are typically required. ​More than 3 months: If the exposure happens more than 3 months after the last dose, only 2 booster doses are needed (given on Day 0 and Day 3). ​Since you completed your course on 18 March and the scratch occurred today (18 April), you are well within the 3-month window. ​Immediate Recommendations ​Wound Management: This remains the most critical step. Wash the 2 cm scratch immediately with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes. This physically removes a significant portion of any potential virus. ​Tetanus Status: If it has been more than 5 years since your last Tetanus toxoid injection, you should receive a booster dose. ​Observation: Since the cat is a stray, if you are able to observe its health for 10 days, please do so. If it remains healthy, the risk is zero. ​Helpful Tips / Future Precautionary Measures ​Avoid Contact: In the future, avoid feeding or interacting with stray animals, especially in areas where Rabies is endemic. ​Documentation: Keep your vaccination certificate (Abhayrab course details) safe. It is vital for doctors to see these dates if you are scratched again in the future. ​Seek Immediate Care: Always wash any animal wound immediately, even if you are vaccinated. ​Summary: Because your full vaccination course was completed only one month ago, you currently have high levels of protective antibodies and do not require new shots for this minor scratch. Thorough wound washing is your primary defense today. ​Best regards.

No need to take vqccine again.

No need to take any dose .you are immunised completey

Don’t worry, since you have already completed full rabies vaccination recently March, you are protected. For a new scratch, you usually need only 2 booster doses day 0 and day 3, no need to repeat full course or take rabies immunoglobulin. Wash wound well with soap and water ,Apply antiseptic ,You are safe, just take boosters as precaution. I can guide you further if needed feel free to book consultation.

You’ve already completed a full course of anti-rabies vaccination recently (Feb–Mar), which is important here. Since this scratch happened within 1 month of completing vaccination, you are still in the protected period (up to 3 months). So in your case: -No repeat vaccination is required -No booster doses needed -No rabies immunoglobulin (RIG) needed

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​"Since you completed your full course of the Abhayrab vaccine (5 doses) on 18th March 2026, and the current incident occurred on 18th April 2026, you are still within the 90-day (3-month) 'immunity window'. According to the latest WHO and National Rabies Control Program guidelines, if a re-exposure occurs within 3 months of a documented full vaccination course, no additional booster doses are required, provided the wound is managed properly. Your body currently has peak antibody levels to neutralize the virus."

Two booster doses required. Because its reexposure.

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Wash the wound Apply t bact Ne need to take any vaccine

No need

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Need not take Previous dose gives protection for 3 months

As you have taken Post exposure prophylaxis complete vaccine dose in the last 3 months , there is no need of repeating the vaccine as of now. Better to wash the wound with soap water for 10mins in a running flow of water.

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