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Sir 4-5 days ago a cat scratch on my left hand suddenly blood come out but i didnt do treatmnt any prblm sir. but sir i hv same problm face on few mnth ago almost 4 to 5 mnth ago again cat scratch on my foot then i will do the treatmnt also and now again cat scratch what happen now treatmnt do or not
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Take tt inj and apply antibiotic cream over wound
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