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Cat scratch &bled but took anti-rabies
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I got anti rabies 3 doses with 1 dose of immunoglobulin also last month i.e May. I got scratched again by a stray cat i feed regularly. Should i get TT at-least or as its only been a month will it be alright ?? I didn't get TT last month or in 6 months.
Any inputs would be appreciated thank you.
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Only TT should be sufficient, anti rabies vaccine is not necessary
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Dr. M. Madeena Begum
Veterinary Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Since your anti rabies vaccinations got over only last month, there is no need for one more course. But you didn't have TT in the past 6 months, so if there was bleeding, kindly get TT alone.
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Dr. Shreeram Soni
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2 yrs exp
Jaipur
You should get TT only and no need to get rabies again.
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