Rabies vaccine immunity

2024-09-06 11:00:28
I have taken 4 dose of arv 4 months ago and two weeks ago 2 boosters yesterday I was feeding a dog she scratched me a little, little blood was seen the blood did not came out, do I need more vaccine please help me
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Not necessarily needed

Answered2024-09-09 04:27:51

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Based on your history, since you’ve already received 4 doses of the rabies vaccine (ARV) four months ago and two booster shots recently, it seems your immunity should be well-established. A small scratch with minimal bleeding, especially from a dog you were feeding, usually does not require additional vaccination. However, it's always important to clean the wound immediately with soap and water for at least 15-20 minutes, which helps reduce the risk of infection. Since you’ve already taken proper precautions with the vaccines, additional doses are likely unnecessary at this stage. For peace of mind, you can consult with me or another healthcare provider if you have any further concerns.

Answered2024-09-07 17:55:02

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No need for any more vaccines
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Always clean the wound for 20 mins while scrubbing with soap under running water

Answered2024-09-07 15:02:18

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Clean your wound with soap and running water
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No need to worry as of now

Answered2024-09-07 10:24:35

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No need
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Clean wound with soap and running water. Don't apply any medications.
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After any booster injection for next 3 months any kind of exposure needs just cleaning. If your pet dog is vaccinated, it will reduce the chance to get Rabis infection to great extend

Answered2024-09-07 04:15:57

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No need

Answered2024-09-06 17:46:26

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Since you have taken boosters there is no need for extra dose

Answered2024-09-06 15:35:25

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Answered2024-09-06 15:31:27

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Consult

Answered2024-09-06 14:31:33

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Noo need to worry If you want you can take booster dose And for more consult

Answered2024-09-06 14:02:02

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If you have taken two booster doses 2 weeks ago then you don't need any further protection.

Answered2024-09-06 13:55:18

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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult via whatsapp on nine zero two nine six zero zero four seven zero.

Answered2024-09-06 13:37:25

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U can take TT

Answered2024-09-06 13:24:57

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Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation to alleviate minor sprains and strains. TT injection No need to take ARV as you have taken boosters just two weeks back.

Answered2024-09-06 13:11:06

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Keep your wound dry after cleaning in running water. Do not cover wound. Take TT injection. As booster is taken 2 weeks ago. Anti rabies is not needed.

Answered2024-09-06 12:46:56

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

Answered2024-09-06 12:42:08

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Clean the wound with soap and running water
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no need of vaccination

Answered2024-09-23 11:29:20

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Nothing to worry.

Answered2024-09-10 18:12:13

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Not recquired. One complete dose of vaccine. Gives protection for 6 months.

Answered2024-09-10 04:05:57

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Not required

Answered2024-09-09 07:05:17

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Proper care of wound & no need of ARV.

Answered2024-09-08 11:51:37

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Do connect and consult Will help you

Answered2024-09-07 16:21:24

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No need

Answered2024-09-07 15:39:19

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No need vaccine

Answered2024-09-07 10:17:41

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If you require assistance or have any health concerns, feel free to reach out for a consultation. Your well-being is my priority, and i'm here to support you on your health journey.

Answered2024-09-07 09:33:18

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No need clean the wound by tape water

Answered2024-09-07 05:54:37

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No need to take

Answered2024-09-07 04:38:59

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No need

Answered2024-09-07 02:43:51

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No need

Answered2024-09-07 02:18:48

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As you said you took boosters 2 weeks ago there is no need

Answered2024-09-06 15:16:48

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Connect please

Answered2024-09-06 15:12:32

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If you are confident about your immunisation both dog and you . You need not worry , observe the dog . If you are not confident means take 3 more doses as fresh start.
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Do not worry Take care
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Have a nice day

Answered2024-09-06 14:50:43

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Need few more details Kindly consult

Answered2024-09-06 13:57:22

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According to your query and sign and  know about the disease and cause and it's best Treatment as you have mentioned as above . Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment as it need complete history of patient as personal and family history. Please follow any medicine or advise after consultation only from a good doctor. Please follow good life style as • take plenty of fluid and • take less spicy and fatty foods and • take home made food only and do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation  and please keep positive  attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life

Answered2024-09-06 12:49:25

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Wash the wound with soap and water, under flowing water for 15 to 20 mins If TT not taken recently, then get a TT shit Other wise ARV not required since you got boosters 2 weeks back

Answered2024-09-06 11:04:24

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