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Dog scratch again should Re-start Arv
Doctor my sister's Anti rabies vaccination schedule is Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal
She took 3rd ( Day 7) anti Rabies vaccine and her last 4th ( Day 28) anti Rabies vaccine is due on 3rd December 2021 and today on 12th November again a street dog scratch her ankle with nails with minor blood comes out no wound just little bit blood so what to do now SHOULD SHE NEED TO RE-START ANTI RABIES VACCINE FROM DAY 0 or she need to take extra dose of vaccine after completing this schedule??
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