Rabies... ...

2026-03-28 05:08:14
Is there any risk of rabies for me ...as I pass close to a dead dog ...a fly touched my lips ...I have a crack on lip
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No risk

Answered2026-04-05 09:18:05

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Answered2026-03-30 16:41:19

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No risk.

Answered2026-03-28 13:22:25

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No this is not the route of transmission

Answered2026-03-28 12:12:23

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No , it not spread though crossing sideways Rabies generally spread through saliva of infected animal or human

Answered2026-03-28 11:32:37

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It is unlikely to get rabies by fly. If any other mode of contact is there let me know that may help in further management.

Answered2026-03-28 09:44:41

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You cannot get rabies from a fly because the virus is not carried by insects and dies quickly when exposed to the open air.
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you do not need treatment like the rabies vaccine, but you should simply wash your face with soap and water for general hygiene.
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If the dead dog is in a public area, you can report it for safe removal by local authority

Answered2026-03-28 09:29:34

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First u need to relax as fly didnt transmit rabies but rabies dont have any treatment and u have crack lips dont know how severe soo u should consult nearby doctor . Hope u will do good

Answered2026-03-28 09:04:32

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Not at all.fly dont spread rabies virus.

Answered2026-03-28 08:05:55

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This is not a rabies exposure. Rabies spreads through direct saliva contact from an infected animal into a fresh wound or mucosa. A fly acting as a carrier does not transmit rabies. Passing near a dead dog also does not pose risk -No rabies vaccine required -No tests or treatment needed for rabies in this situation
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-Avoid overthinking indirect contacts like insects or surroundings -Rabies spreads only by direct bite, scratch or saliva contact from infected animal -If future actual bite/scratch occurs, seek immediate vaccination contact me anytime on practo for further consultation

Answered2026-03-28 19:24:00

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-03-28 14:57:57

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No .There is no risk of rabies for you. Fly doesn't transmit rabies

Answered2026-03-28 10:50:38

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Unlikely

Answered2026-03-28 09:23:12

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Why not

Answered2026-03-28 09:15:02

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

Answered2026-03-28 08:07:06

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Do consult

Answered2026-03-28 07:57:07

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