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A month ago dog bite me which is fully vaccinated and still alive and having no symptoms of rabies. Is any chance to get rabies ? I only take inj . Tetvac
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You don't have to worry,as you have vaccinated dog.
But only care to be taken in future that whenever dogs bites, irrespective of wound you should inform health care facility.By knowing Category of wound further management will be simplified.
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Since the dog is vaccinated, it is unlikely for you to get infected.
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Won't be a problem
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Usually not
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