Though low risk, but go for vaccination as per schedule.

Take two booster doses on 0 and 3rd day

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Low Risk Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

LISTEN  VERY  HAP HAZZARD TREATMENT. YOU MUST GO FOR A FRESH COURSE  OF ARV VACCINE ACCORDING TO NEW REGIME OF WHO 0, 3, 7, 28 DAYS AS UNVACCINATED DIES. LIFE IS PRECIOUS

I am sorry for your loss. However, given the new information — the puppy has now died after 30 hours of sudden illness, was unvaccinated, and had bitten you multiple times causing bleeding — this must be treated as a serious potential exposure and you need to go to a hospital TODAY without any further delay. A young unvaccinated dog dying suddenly with those symptoms (sudden dullness, stopping eating/drinking, rapid death) raises concern and cannot be ruled out without testing. Your vaccination history is an advantage, but blood-drawing bites from an unvaccinated dog that has died need formal post-exposure evaluation at a hospital ARV centre — not a private pharmacy. Wash every bite and scratch wound immediately with soap and water for 15 minutes, then go to the nearest government hospital emergency. They will assess whether booster doses and/or immunoglobulin are needed based on your wound category and vaccination record.

Your last booster dose is 20 April, right.so its covered upto next 3 months, so why worry,you are safe .for your anxiety, please consult me on practo for further information and detailed analysis.

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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you

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Repeat complete course of ARV

First of all you're a vaccinated person, so don't worry much However she bit you so first of all clean up those wounds and take 2 boosters, not cause of guidelines it's for your own safety Guidelines are clear btw, they recommend no vaccination if bite occurs within 3 months of complete vaccination and once completed 2 doses are needed but the guidelines also suggest overtreatment is permissible in rabies undertreatment isn't So first be assured you're safe second take 2 boosters for complete protection If you want to discuss anything further you can consult me

1. As your dog died of unknown disease so Rabies cannot be ruled out. 2. You have taken a lot of vaccination so you have strong immunity. Hence you do not need Rabies Immunoglobulin. 3. As you have received multiple doses of the rabies vaccine, your body likely already has a strong immune memory. However, WHO guidelines stipulate that previously vaccinated individuals bitten by a suspected rabid animal still require a brief, updated course of boosters (usually 2 doses).

As you have taken arv in April u might not need it now. But if possible get to know the cause of dog death as dog was not vaccinated.

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