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Do I need a rabies vaccine?
I had completed rabies vaccine course on 8th April. Now on 2 consecutive days, the same cat scratched me (2nd & 3rd June). Do I require any more dosage? I have washed the wounds thoroughly with soap and water.
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Post exposure prophylaxis is completed recently then no need to vaccinate further .
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don't get exposed to further cat bite .
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According to who guidline if any one have taken rabies vaccine as post exposure prophylaxis recently then no need vaccination . But if more dangerous bite cause bleeding so much then can take 2 dose only at 1and 3day .
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You should take Consultation from a good doctor.
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No need
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No. You don't need more doses of Anti-rabies vaccine. Please be careful about your health. Every time you may not be so lucky to get bitten by a "safe" cat.
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