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Booster Dose of Arv required Day 0 and 3
Doctor i am previously vaccinted with 4 Dose intradermal Anti Rabies Vaccination schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 4 Month's Ago and due to recent Cat scratch i took TT and 2 intradermal Anti rabies vaccine booster dose Day 0 and Day 3 i took Last 2nd booster dose on 10th August 2022 but today evening on 21th August 2022 a Street Dog Scratch me with Nails No Wound just skin redness and drop like blood comes out so Should i have to take booster dose of Anti Rabies Vaccine again ?
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Not required. Just clean the wound properly with soap and water.
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You have taken enough Anti-Rabies vaccine. You should get your Rabies antibody titre tested. If it is satisfactory then you are safe.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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