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**To the Patient:**  Your query about **Rabies Immunoglobulin (RIG)** after a kitten scratch, given your extensive vaccination history, requires careful clarification. Here’s the medical guidance:  Key Points: 1. Your Vaccination Status:    - You completed a **full primary series (5 doses in 2023)** and received **multiple boosters (2024–2025)**.     - This indicates **adequate pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)**.  2. RIG is Not Required:     - **WHO guidelines** state RIG is *only* for:       - **Unvaccinated individuals** (or those with incomplete vaccination).       - **Severe exposures** (e.g., bites near the brain/spine).     - Your booster doses (post-scratch) were sufficient to **neutralize the virus**.  3. Kitten’s Death:     - While concerning, rabies transmission via scratches is rare (requires saliva contact).     - The kitten’s unspecified ailment *unlikely* to be rabies if it showed no typical symptoms (aggression, drooling).  Action Taken: - Your **intramuscular boosters (post-exposure)** were appropriate but **RIG was unnecessary**.  Next Steps: - No further action needed if the kitten showed **no rabies symptoms**.  - Monitor for **unusual signs** (fever, neurological symptoms)—though highly improbable given your immunity.  For Peace of Mind:  Schedule a consultation to review your records and address lingering concerns.  **My WhatsApp:** Eight Zero Zero Nine Eight Two One Three Three Two (for direct support). 

Rig is given  to patient  with  rabid animal bite on face, neck means bite scratch near to brain  on same day. Intramuscular.

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If you have taken full course of PEP within past 3onths, no vaccine or RIG is needed, after another bite.

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The need of RIG is determined by the extent and location of the bite rather than your vaccination record. It will be decided by the treating Physician. In any case the Anti-rabies vaccine doesn't give you a life long immunity. The level of Anti-rabies antibodies comes down very fast.

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