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Dog bite - anti rabies injection
2 days ago a vaccinated dog bite my husband and he has taken TT injection in that day and today he got anti rabies injection will it harm my husband as someone told that if the dog is vaccinated you don't have to take injection. Please help
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If a dog is fully vaccinated with rabies then post bite rabies vaccination are optional, but you can always go with prophylactic doses, there is no harm in it and it will give you mental satisfaction too. Also rabies is a deadly disease and vaccination is the only option we can reduce the probability of its occurrence.
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There are no harm or side effects of taking post bite vaccinations so no need to worry
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It is true that if a completely vaccinated dog accidentally bites someone, then vaccination is not a must. But don't worry. Getting vaccination is not a harmful thing. Anyone can get the vaccination. It will only provide immunity.
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