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Rabies vaccine

2019-05-18 14:56:03
I have taken full course (5 dose) due to re exposure during my first vaccination schedule. A stray dog licked on my open wound during my vaccination schedule. So I was afraid. So I have taken another full vaccination course (5 dose) instead of 2 dose which required after first full vaccination. Is there any problem taken this extra dose?
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Answered2019-05-18 20:21:33

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