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Hello! This is for my sister who is 30 years old and pregnant. Our 1 year old cat scratched my sister. The cat was never vaccinated. What does she do now? Does she need to go for injections as she is pregnant? She was given injections twice for 3 days earlier when an outside cat wounded her finger. Please guide. I have attached the pic as well.
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HELLO, YOU HAVE TO CONSULT YOUR GYNECOLOGIST AS VACCINATION ANTI RABIES CAN NOT BE GIVEN.INJ TT SHE CAN O.K BYE.
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