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Dog bite..
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 and suggestions please give.
Now wound became healed but at certain times itching ( not hard just simple say " jinjini " ) happens no regular but 1-3 times a day ...
Pls. Suggest what I do in future..
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It's ok no need to worry. It happens during healing..you can apply some moisturiser or calamine lotion
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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During healing this happens
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Consultation is required
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May be due to healing
Apply some moisturiser on the scar may be beneficial
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Nellore
Itching can be because of healing process
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