No need to vaccinate again . Just complete the course

No need to take it again. Earlier vaccination protects you till 3 months without any further doses. After 3 months also only 2 doses are needed.

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No need to revaccinate just complete the dose. No need to get anxious.

Hello, Since the full vaccination schedule was completed previously and this is a re-exposure,You complete the recommended post-exposure schedule for this exposure as advised by your doctor There is no need to begin the entire vaccination series again.

No need of restarting the schedule, just complete the remaining dose. As you have already taken the full course prior so it is considered previously vaccinated individual.

No need to again

No need to restart ...complete your ongoing schedule

Complete remaining schedule . No need to restart schedule.

Just complete remaining one dose that's enough

No need for again vaccination. Just complete your last dose. Also tell me the first time you took ID doses, how many doses were those?

Greetings If a re-exposure occurs within 3 months of completing a rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) course, or while actively undergoing proper re-exposure vaccination, you do not need to restart the entire vaccine series from the beginning. You should immediately and thoroughly wash the wound with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes to reduce viral load. Since you are already in the middle of a booster schedule and have received the initial doses, you should proceed to complete your remaining scheduled dose on July 21, 2026, as planned to maintain robust protection. Rabies immunoglobulin is not required for previously immunized individuals who are undergoing appropriate booster protocols