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Dog bitten
Dog is botten but no bleeding &no scratches.
Tell me the treatment how to avoid the future complections
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If we can have a few more details, it will be easy to answer. Details like Pet dog or stray, vaccination histrionics (if any), playfulbite, or attack. Based on these things, only the treatment is decided
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Dr. Sonali Choudhary
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7 yrs exp
Jammu
A little more information like If dog is vaccinated or stray, would be required to let you know if vaccination is called upon.
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Keep affected or scratched area under running water and then wash with soap and water. apply antiseptic
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