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It's categorised depends on exposure

Ya in anyways you need to take the vaccine

Please discuss for full know how.

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

Yes

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Yes — that statement is essentially true, with an important clarification. Rabies exposure requires direct contact of infected saliva or neural tissue with: • A fresh bite wound • An open bleeding scratch • Mucous membranes (eyes, mouth, nose) Indirect contact does NOT count as rabies exposure, even if saliva is fresh, when: • Saliva is on a surface (floor, object, clothes, skin) • That surface later touches intact skin or even a minor, non-bleeding abrasion • There is no direct, forceful saliva entry into tissue Rabies virus is fragile and does not survive well outside the body. It does not “travel” from surfaces into wounds on its own.

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

Infection requires direct, fresh saliva contact with open wounds or mucous membrane. No risk with indirect contact as the virus dies quickly outside human host, when exposed to sunlight or air.