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Rabies Risk Stratification (Harrison’s Reference): According to rabies exposure categories: 🟡 Category III Exposure (High Risk): Bites or scratches on head, neck, face, or genitals Even licks on broken skin or mucosa Contact with bats (even without visible bite) is automatically high-risk 💡 Conclusion: Since a bat cannot be ruled out, and the head is involved (highly innervated area), this should be considered Category III exposure. ✅ Recommended Action: 1. Start Rabies Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) Immediately Rabies Vaccine (Day 0, 3, 7, 14) Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG) if not previously vaccinated and exposure is Category III 2. Clean the Wound Thoroughly Wash with soap and water for at least 15 minutes Apply antiseptics like povidone-iodine 3. Observe Animal (if captured and identifiable) If it was a domestic bird: No vaccine needed If it was a wild bat or untraceable animal: Assume rabies risk ❗Special Note: Birds do not transmit rabies Bats are known rabies carriers, and any physical contact is considered a risk 📘 Reference: Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, Rabies chapter: “All contact with bats, even in the absence of a visible wound, warrants PEP due to possible unnoticed bites.” Oxford Handbook of Palliative Care supports PEP for high-risk exposures, especially involving head and face. 🟢 Final Advice: ➡️ Start rabies PEP without delay unless it is confirmed that the animal was a non-rabid bird.

If your previously vaccinated within 5 yrs with TT INJECTION no need to worry .If not taken please take TT INJECTION. Basically no need of rabies vaccine if it's a bird .

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If any cut due to the pooking, better to take anti rabies vaccine.  Get your head examined physically.

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  Visit to local clinic for proper examination  if any lesion go for tt n for doses of Arv.new resume by WHO 0, 3, 7, 28 days.  1 ml is dose, intradermal in deltoid reason. You may need RIG AT THE SITE OF LISON.

Is there any breach of skin? If there is then you will need the vaccine.

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