Dog bite but no blood drawn

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The dog tried to bite me but it did not draw any blood.. the part he grabbed is now reddish with little pain.. should i get vaccinated or it is ok as there was no blood drawn ?

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in case of doubt u shud always get vaccinated..sinve rabies is a serious disease with 100%mortality withot exception report it to nearest govt hospital n get vaaccinated as scheduled.

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Dr. Kavita Kerkar General Physician 13 yrs exp Navi Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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You should get vaccinated.

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