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Doubtful rabies exposer
Hello sir
10 days ago a stray dog passed near to me and suddenly comes back to me and returned back. I didn't feel any bite or scratch at that time. At home I checked my leg next day I saw a little wound size about a pen point but there was no pain or swelling and nearby area was normal. Because of doubt I went to a govt hospital for vaccination after 10 days of that incident. They gave me first shot of vaccine. One year ago I took 4 shots of vaccine in feb 2018 due to non exposure. Is there any issue to take vaccination after 10 days. Is it late in vaccination.
Thank you in advance
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
No need to worry. You are already vaccinated.
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Dr. Anila Chandy
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20 yrs exp
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Relax you ll be fine. Complete the vaccination course though. If you already took vaccine last year, you will already be having antibodies
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