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Dog tooth mark after taking rabies vacci
Stray dog tried to bite me while looking for food no tooth penetration and no scratch but got a mark. Got that around 13 hours ago and my friend was there with me who regularly feeds them and he removed the dog as dog reach for my finger. Got anti rabies vaccine course 4 and half month ago around 13th -14th February of this year
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Dont self medicate. I advise you to get examined in dr
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Hi, need to careful since it's stray dog, take injection immediately
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Since stray dog watch it ..
Share snap of wound so can exactly guide you
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Dr. Pankaj Agrawal
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35 yrs exp
Delhi
Take proper procedure to be safe
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