If you have taken complete course of anti rabies vaccine , there is nothing to worry. Just clean the area with antiseptic.

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You r under vaccine  effect  , so u don't  need vaccine  now. Clean the partwith antiseptic.

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If your last full rabies vaccine course was completed on 3rd March 2025, and now on 17th April you had a possible scratch (uncertain if by monkey or shoe bite), then: Based on WHO Guidelines: Since you're previously vaccinated, and it's within 3 months, you don’t need the full course again. However, if there was any chance of exposure (skin peeled + monkey nearby), it’s advised to take 2 booster doses on Day 0 and Day 3 for safety. You can consult a nearby doctor to assess the wound, but taking boosters is a safe and preventive step.

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Need not. One complete dose gives protection for 6 months.

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No need if u hav taken rabies vaccine last month

**Dear Patient,**  Thank you for sharing your concern. Here’s a clear breakdown of your situation and recommendations:  *Key Facts:* 1. **Rabies Vaccination History:**     - You completed a full course of rabies vaccine on **3rd March**.     - The vaccine provides immunity for **at least 3 months** (often longer) after completion.  2. Recent Incident (17th April):    - Uncertainty about whether it was a **monkey scratch or shoe bite**.     - Minor skin peeling noted, but no clear evidence of animal contact.  Medical Guidance 1. No Need for Repeat Vaccination:     - Since you completed the vaccine **<2 months ago**, your immune protection is still active.     - WHO guidelines state that booster doses are unnecessary*within 3 months of a full course.  2. Wound Care:    - Clean the area thoroughly with soap and water.     - Apply antiseptic (e.g., povidone-iodine) to prevent infection.  3. When to Seek Help:    - If the wound shows signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus).     - If you develop fever, headache, or neurological symptoms (extremely rare post-vaccination).  Consultation Offer: For peace of mind or if symptoms arise, you can connect with me on WhatsApp at **Eight Zero Zero Nine Eight Two One Three Three Two

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If you have already taken a complete course of rabies vaccine , there is no requirement of taking vaccine again.