Yes — it is correct NOT to take Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG) in your situation. Why: • You completed a full rabies vaccination course on 21 Nov 2025 • You were re-exposed on 20 Jan 2026, which is within 3 months • In previously vaccinated persons, RIG is never indicated, even if: • There is blood • There are multiple scratches/bites • Re-exposure happens during an ongoing booster course RIG is given only once in a lifetime, and only to people who have NEVER been vaccinated before. So skipping RIG in all three incidents is medically correct and guideline-based.

Get your current dose fully. Immunoglobulin only required for dirty , severely affected wounds . In your condition it is not required. Just complete your current dose. Also If you are the one who gets bitten by a dog - here's a tip for you . Clean the wound under running tap water. For 4-5 mins. You can stop the bleeding with a clean cloth or a gauze. And report to a nearby hospital .

Booster required ,if you anxious.

For an individual having completed a whole schedule of ARV, there is no indication for Immunoglobulin. There is only provision for booster doses of ARV, which you seem to have taken.

Don't worry dear .You are already immunized with vaccination previously.Right now ,no need to take immunoglobulin as you are vaccinated .

Immunoglobulin is required  if wound is near neck, face. First grade Or deep wound rig is given in wound

There is no need to take IG

Since you have been vaccinated before and taking vaccine now, immune globulin is not necessary.

Clean the wound with Soapy Running water or disinfectant and keep track of the Dog if he survives post 10 days it’s not rabies You were just scratched not bit as you mentioned and there is no deep tissue break with blood spillage so No Need for IVIG

Since you have vaccinated already in November, you fall into the previously immunized category . You now need only 2 booster dose that is day 0 and day 3 and rabies immunoglobulin is not required because it is generally required in category 3 wound which is deep puncture wound. There is no need to repeat the full dose

No you don't need immunoglobulins as by the history you have shared it seems like a grade 1 bite

No there's no need for an immunoglobulin if there isn't a wound that is muscle deep. U weren't supposed to be having a rabies course again if u completed one in November as it provides protection for a year, at least six months to being very precious.

Now you already have antibodies so you don’t require IMGs or vaccine shots at this point.

Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult

Required booster dose

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

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

Please consult

Needs to be evalauted Do consult

No need for Ig.

Need some more details kindly consult

Yes it's ok as per the description given by you. Needs other medically corelated things to discuss to arrive at final conclusion.