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Hi I have taken a COVID vaccine on the 31st May 2021 can I take rabies vaccine if have been bitten by a stray dog
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message or call back for proper management and treatment of your case as other than vaccine  more things needed
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Yes you can take anti rabies vaccine
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Dog bite we can't ignore ..you have to take antirabies vaccine .. full course if its a stray dog
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Yes
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Dear patient consult me as ap,need to discuss few things with you thanks
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Yes as per law 15 days difference is needed between two vaccine
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