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Dear Patient,
I understand your concern about rabies, but based on your situation, you do not need to worry. Rabies symptoms typically develop within weeks to a few months after exposure, and since your cat is still alive and healthy after a year, it is highly unlikely that she had rabies at the time of the bite.
Here’s why you can stay reassured:
1. If your cat had rabies when she bit you, she would not have survived for a year.
2. Rabies does not stay dormant in humans for such a long time; symptoms usually appear within a few weeks to months.
3. If your cat is vaccinated and healthy, the risk is nearly zero.
There is no need for a rabies vaccine now, but if you are still anxious, I recommend consulting a doctor for a thorough assessment. If you have any more concerns, you can reach out to me directly for a consultation.
Feel free to contact me at eight zero zero nine eight two one three three two on WhatsApp.
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Answered2025-03-13 05:36:49
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