1. Do not restart the full rabies course - it is not indicated and adds no benefit. 2. If you want maximum reassurance for this low risk contact, the only accepted option is 2 booster doses (day 0 and day 3); no immunoglobulin is needed in a previously vaccinated person. 3. For any fresh wound or crack, wash immediately with running water and soap for 15 minutes and apply povidone iodine - this alone removes most virus. 4. Watch the crack on your leg/finger for redness, swelling, pus or pain, which would suggest bacterial infection from cat saliva and needs antibiotics. 5. Record the date of your last dose; a future exposure within 3 months needs nothing, beyond that only 2 boosters. 6. Manage the anxiety - regular sleep, breathing exercises, and stop reading rabies forums, they increase fear without adding facts. 7. You may book a Practo online consult with me to go through your exact vaccination dates and exposure details, or meet me at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj, for an in-person review and written documentation of your immunisation status.

Caution: seek care the same day if you ever get a fresh bite or bleeding scratch, or if the wound area becomes red, swollen or discharges pus. Never take rabies immunoglobulin after a complete vaccination course - it is unnecessary. This advice is based on the history you have given; a proper assessment of the exposure category needs direct consultation.

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