Rabbies vaccine

2025-07-24 17:52:28
A dog had licked my Son's face 6-7 months back. But he has told now, should I go for rabbies injection now
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Answered2025-07-31 07:11:00

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Answered2025-07-26 02:19:02

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As their is no contact with blood ,your child can be treated ad category 1 wound
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No vaccines needed ,
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Be careful next time

Answered2025-07-25 20:01:07

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Wash only nothing to warty

Answered2025-07-25 18:15:17

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Hello, Vaccine not needed. For Medical Diagnosis and Treatment please pay and consult at practo or pay and consult at WhatsApp. My WhatsApp number is same as my mobile number . My WhatsApp number is +91959508739nine. Take a glass of milk daily. Thanks. Dr☆MPB  , Dr Praful Mahamuni, Family Doctor, MBBS . Jai hind. 🇮🇳

Answered2025-07-25 15:18:24

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Hello, Thank you for your query. I understand your concern. While your symptoms may seem common, the exact cause can vary based on your medical history, lifestyle, and physical examination. 🔍 To give you the most accurate advice, a detailed consultation is essential. ✅ I can help you with a proper diagnosis, necessary tests (if required), and a personalized treatment plan. 📅 You can book a consultation with me on Practo—I'm available for online/video consults as well, for your convenience. Take care, and don’t ignore persistent symptoms. Early evaluation can help avoid complications.

Answered2025-07-25 13:18:11

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Need more details on case kindly connect

Answered2025-07-25 12:46:01

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Usually domestic dogs are vaccinated but there is still a possibility of rabies transmission.
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better to consult a physician

Answered2025-07-25 12:42:17

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If it’s a domestic dog and If there was no open wound on ur son’s face at that time…no need to worry.

Answered2025-07-25 12:20:52

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-07-25 11:56:28

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If the dog licks on intact skin no vaccination is required. Kindly consult for further evaluation

Answered2025-07-25 11:42:44

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If no bite, no abrasion,  no vaccine needed.

Answered2025-07-25 10:40:41

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If the skin is intact , then there is no need for rabies vaccine.

Answered2025-07-25 10:34:52

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Licking  only. Or anything else.  Confirm If Licking No need of vaccine.

Answered2025-07-25 10:24:00

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2025-07-26 07:49:53

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Yes you have to take .

Answered2025-07-26 06:17:42

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No need

Answered2025-07-26 02:31:07

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Hi There is no need to panic. As there was no bleeding, no cuts on skin and the incident occurred long time ago.

Answered2025-07-25 22:17:39

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If you are afraid then you can go for vaccination but usually it is less likely . If dog is alive for 1 months it s less chance that it was affected by rabies. And just licking on intact skin will not be harmful most of the time . Hope the dog was domestic and vaccinated too

Answered2025-07-25 12:18:51

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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Answered2025-07-25 11:45:42

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Not required but give prophylaxis dose z 0,7,21 day

Answered2025-07-25 11:02:27

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Need few more details Kindly connect.

Answered2025-07-25 10:53:28

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Confirm whether the dog is alive and healthy even now or survived at least 10 days after exposure. If dog status is unknown or suspicious, consult a nearby government hospital or ID specialist for advice on post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), even if delayed. No action is needed if the dog was healthy and the skin was intact.

Answered2025-07-25 09:46:50

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