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Dog bite 2 times in a period of 2 months
Good eveng.. on april 4th i was bitted lightly by road side god i took 3 doses bt unfortunately i forgot last dose after 2 months 8 days such that yesterday i was again bitted by same dog.. i went to govt hospital n again took rabbies vac i said about skipped vac they gave me anti rabbies serum after 30 mins.. is it ok to take both vaccin for same day.. some are saying over doses can leads to mad.. can u please tell me..
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No it's ok . Since you have already taken it you don't need to take full doses again .
If you have deep wounds or wounds pertaining on your hands or face immunoglobulin injection is advised .since it's a street dog don't take the risk of not taking post exposure prophylaxis . Any doubts about restrictions pls ask
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Dr. Utsav Nandwana
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No there is no problem in that but now you only continue the earlier one course. No need to start new course.
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