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Dog scratch again after vaccination
Doctor my anti Rabies vaccination schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal 4 dose from government hospital i completed Last Dose ( Day 28) on 7th December 2021 and today on 15th December 2021 a street dog scratch me again with nails with minor little bleeding no wound just line of scratch so should i have to take booster dose Day 0 and Day 3
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I suggest you be a little more careful while walking on the road. All these Antirabies Vaccine don't have lasting benefits. So it is your care of yourself which is more important.
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Not necessarily needed
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Not bite.. its nail sratch.
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No need of vaccination to repeat or booster.
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Relax... dont worry.
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Dr. Viji Balakrishnan
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15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Vaccination not required.
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