Dog bite please help

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

My dog bite and and my dog antirabies vacction is 20 days late..but that tym when he bite me its vaccinates..then i go to doctor and take antirabies immediate bt my second shot late one day..( ist i take on saturday and then tuesday and then friday) is there any problem to i recieve rabies on future please help

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Dr. Varun Mathur

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Yes.. If you have skip your 2 Nd dose need to again start the full therapy.. Please consult with me on my private chat window for full details

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