There is no evidence of rat bites causing rabies in humans. Rat bites need to be addressed mainly with wound care, Tt vaccine and antibiotics.

No problem with inj. T.T., although it will not be needed for another 6 months now, in case of any Injury. Anti rabies not needed.

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There is no wrong in taking anti rabies vaccine and TT

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Ideally no need to repeat Inj TT when given in last 6 months.

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Yes and also take anti rabies medicine also

No any problem.   No arv??? Rat is a rabid animal. Advise  rabivax on 0,3,7,28 days  in deltoid reason intradermal Dose 1ml

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Inj TT Inj arv needed Visit nearest emergency

No problem in taking TT injection within small amount if time, but it is not necessary to take Inj.TT if you have already taken it in the past 6 months. As for the rabies, Rats are not known to spread Rabies infection so Rabies Vaccination is generally not required for a Rat bite.

Dear patient, "Hi, don’t worry. It’s okay to get a TT injection again—even within a short gap—especially after an animal bite. It’s given to be safe, and it won’t harm her. As for the anti-rabies vaccine: rats are not known to spread rabies, so usually it’s not needed after a rat bite. The wound should be cleaned well, and the antibiotics like ciprofloxacin will help prevent infection. Just keep watching the wound for any signs of swelling or pus, and let me know if anything changes."

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