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I found a bat stuck under my bike's tyre when I sat on my bike. I used a cloth to pick the bat and kept it aside. To check the consciousness, I touched the bat's head. To adjust its wings, I had to touch it's leg, and mildly touched it's nails. The bat was soo tiny. I had urine drop coming. I assumed it was going to die, kept it in a dark place and left. My concern is about the infection as I touched the bat's head and nails. No scratch on my skin. Nothing. I consulted a doctor and had TT injection. But I'm still worried.
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No worries
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Inj tt
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Bats are the most notorious source of rabies infection, even more than dogs or jackals. Even their droplets may get you infected in adequate concentrations. However, since it was one tiny bat, that too moribund, and no scratches on the top of that, hopefully you would be just fine, provided you didn't take your face too close to the bat.
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Nothing to worry As there is no scratch or anything
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When you came in contact with make sure you wash hands thoroughly under running water with soap
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Inj TT only
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TT injection will give enough protection. Pls don't worry.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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