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Rabies vaccine and transmission

2026-09-08 13:44:56
I have got a cut from a bull's tail do I need rabies vaccine I have tt injection last year please reply
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Just take an TT injection... enough

Answered2026-09-19 08:16:16

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consult a general medicine doctor

Answered2026-09-11 06:43:39

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Consult please

Answered2026-09-09 19:08:56

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Consult your family Dr. First If the cut is deep he would suggest some treatment. Unless it is saliva entering I'm your body  like in dog bite - vaccination may not be considered

Answered2026-09-09 16:23:46

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Please consult a doctor before taking anything. 

Answered2026-09-25 16:01:49

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Remove your fear and consult a doctor immediately.

Answered2026-09-17 06:45:39

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It’s better to better to be precautious take the vaccine.

Answered2026-09-10 11:51:19

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Please consult a doctor to check whether the wound needs a rabies shot

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Connect with psychologist to resolve inner conflict

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Since you have sustained a cut from a bull, please get the wound assessed at an anti-rabies/healthcare centre as soon as possible. The need for rabies vaccination depends on whether the wound was contaminated with the animal's saliva and on your previous vaccination history.
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Take your previous rabies vaccination record/card with you. Also ask about tetanus vaccination, depending on your vaccination status and the wound. Do not wait for symptoms of rabies before seeking treatment.

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