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Dog Bite On Left Hand
Hai sir,
This is Guru. I was bitten by a dog, a week back, which is a street dog by birth, and taking care by a family. I don't know whether it is vaccinated or not. I took Rabipur for 3 doses till now as vaccination injection . My query is "Can I eat non-veg or not. If not, then how many days after can i have it. If YES, is there any diet restrictions in non-veg." Please let me know.
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There r no diet restrictions with vaccinations so kindly consult a general physician for the rest of vaccination schedule coz there r 5 post bite anti rabies vaccine
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Dr. Ambika
Veterinary Physician
4 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Guru, you are getting the vaccinations. Thats all you need. There is no such dietary restriction. You can have whatever you wish to.
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there......, Yes,you can very well eat,what ever you want....
Anti rabies vaccine and dog bite has nothing do with your diet.....
Please complete the full course of 5 injections for anti rabies.It is must for your safety.....
Anti rabies vaccine will not be affected by your diet.You can eat non vegetarian .as per your choice.....
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