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Cat scratch with teeth.
My adopted cat who has been with me indoors since the past one and a half months (cat is 5 months old and was born and brought up indoor only before that) scratched me with its teeth while playing today. I took ThRabis 3 doses on 1-3-7 March. Cat has yet to recieve Rabies vaccine. Do i need to get vaccinated again?
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Take 2more doses
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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3 doses sufficient
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No need any other dose of vaccination. Rabies vaccination protect the human from rabies up to 3 month in the case of Mad animal bite with larva injected in the blood and 6 month with normal animal's scratching.
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Please keep record of any vaccination.
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