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How many dose of Rabies vaccine required
Doctor my sister took her Last 4th Day 28 anti rabies vaccine 1 Month 9 Day's Ago on 15th February schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal but today 24th March a street dog scratch her with nails minor drop like blood comes out no wound so how many dose of Arv vaccine is required full course or 2 Booster Dose ?
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No need to take Anti rabies vaccine ok.
Just wash the wound properly with soap and water.
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Two booster dose 0 and 3
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Dr. Surabhi Nasre
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Nagpur
Take full course don't skip
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