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Dog bite vaccination
On 25th Jan, one of the street dog tried to bite me, but as such I don't found any wound but I starte Rabipur vaccine from 26th Jan. Taken first dose of Rabipur on 26th Jan. Now on 27th Jan again another street dog tried to snatch my jeans.Do I have to do anything else or continue our vaccine schedule
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Continue with your ongoing vaccination schedule.
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Dr. Priya Rao
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4 yrs exp
Delhi
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Dr. Chitrali Singh
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Continue the schedule..
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