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I have Bite by monkey so that what Vacancies should I Take and is There any Chances of Harpies.
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Anti rabies vaccine 5 doses 0,3,7,14,28 days from the date of bite . So get a tt injection to avoid infection.
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Anti rabies and tt
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Anti rabies injection..
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Take anti rabies vaccine
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Anti rabies vaccination as per schedule,if cat 1 or 2. Immunoglobulins if cat 3
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Hiii
You will need a tetanus injection
Rabies injection
Please visit the nearest clinic asap
As the first dose should be preferably within 24 hours
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Hope it helped you
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Go to a healthcare centre explain the bite , u need injection tt and anti-rabies vaccination.
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Do visit a clinic at the earliest
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Inj Rabipur , same as for Dog bite follow the schedule
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Inj TT single dose
Inj Arv 5doses 0,3,7,14,28
Depending upon the severity of the wound Inj erig might be required hence visit your nearest hospital
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Don't apply any ointment or creams on the wound
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You need to be more specific about the site of bite and size and area of bite
But for prophylaxis take a tetanus shot if you are not taken in the past one year and the same goes to ARV
for any other details please consult
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Clean the wound under running water with soap
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Clean the wound under running tap water with soap. Even if it's a small wound, you should definitely get Anti rabies vaccine and Tetanus shots. You might also get Antibiotics depending on the wound. But you should definitely go to a hospital as soon as possible for the treatment.
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Wash the wound under running tap water with soap (immediately after the bite). Go to a hospital for Anti rabies and Tetanus Vaccination.
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Kindly don't use turmeric or any other herbal medicine, beacuse it may cause infection.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Take tetanus vaccine and start antirabies vaccine.
Clean the bite site thoroughly with savlon or Dettol and apply povidone ointment.
Please share which part the monkey bit you and how is the wound, then I can guide you further.
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You will certainly not be infected with herpes, rather you are at a risk of getting infected with rabies.Get anti rabies vaccine series as per the local protocol and tetanus vaccination at the earliest.
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No chance of herpes
It is advisable to take the rabies vaccine
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Just get antirabies vaccine 0.1 ml ID both arma at 0,3,7,28day. If wound is deep/high grade or share a pic here ..you may also require anti rabies IG shot. Better to get it asap within a day. No you won't get herpes by monkey bite but you may get more deadly disease rabies.. so go to your nearest hospital tomorrow and apply oint betadine, also inj tt , with antibiotic course for 5 days. If any further doubt .. feel free to connect for prescription.ty
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Since you were bitten by a monkey, it’s important to act quickly. There is a risk of infections like rabies, which can be life-threatening if not treated.
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You should immediately start the rabies vaccination on days 0, 3, 7, 14, and 28. If the wound is deep, you may also need rabies immunoglobulin (RIG). Make sure your tetanus shot is up to date and take antibiotics like amoxicillin-clavulanate to prevent infection.
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Hydrophobia or other nerve-related symptoms can occur if rabies is left untreated, but vaccination prevents this. Clean the wound thoroughly with soap and water and seek medical care without delay. Early treatment saves lives.
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Anti rabies injection and Tt injection and immunoglobulin as well. For dosage details consult me on practo
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Anti rabies vaccination and tt inj.
Clean the wound
With water or soap
Immunoglobulin can also be taken at bite site
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Go for complete anti rabies vaccine and take a tetanus vaccine
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You should take Inj Anti-rabies vaccine and Inj Tetvac.
Herpes doesn't spread by an animal bite. So there is no danger of Herpes.
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Rabies and TT injection should be taken asap
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U start with anti rabies vaccine
& Take one shot of Tetanus
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Hello Sir,
After a monkey bite, you need to start the rabies vaccination schedule immediately along with a tetanus shot if not up to date. If the wound is severe, rabies immunoglobulin may also be required. Monkey bites can also spread other infections, so proper wound cleaning with soap and water is very important.
There is no risk of herpes from a monkey bite — the main concern is rabies and local wound infection. Please do not delay medical care.
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As you are having an animal bite,
At first, you will have to clean your wound thoroughly with soap and water.
Have to take Tetanus toxoid injection.
Have to take Rabies full schedule.
If bleeding from the site, Rabies Immunoglobulin also has to be taken.
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Don't panic
Clean the wound at the earliest.
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Take the complete Rabies vaccine schedule without delay.
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Don’t panic. Go to the nearest government hospital for rabies and TT injection.
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1)
Wash the wound with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes
And keep your wound open
Because disease spread by mamilian bite (here 🙊) are generally anaerobic bacterias so they do not survive in open inviroment
Make it close (stich) if needed later(depends on size of wound)
You can apply provi
2)
Vaccines
1 Tt 0.5mg IM upper left quardent of thigh
2 ARV 0.1ml bilateral deltoid schedule0'3,7,14,28
Or
0.5ml IM upper right quardent of thigh 0,3,7,28
3)
Normally Herpes B prophylaxis is NOT required
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GO to a nearby government hospital emergency opd there you get these things nearly free
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First dont panic...
Wash the wound thoroughly with soap and water for atleast 5 mins in running water....
Check for any debris inside the wound
Wash thoroughly
Go to hospital get a TD shot (if not taken for 6 months)
Then u should start Rabies vaccine ( full schedule)
If the wound is so big and tissues exposed..u should take rabies immunoglobulin on the wound site as well..
Act accordingly and go to hospital immediately
It's completely preventable...
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You should get a tetanus shot and rabies vaccine now and finish all the doses of the rabies vaccine. Depending upon the depth of the bite, rabies immunoglobulin might also be needed
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Keep the wound site clean and get the injections and vaccine ASAP
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Inj tt one ample intramuscular in deltoid reason.
Tab rabivax or ABHAYRUB vaccine
On
0, 3, 7, 28 days.
Dose
1ml
Route
Intradermal.
Site deltoid reason of upper arm.
Money can give rabies not herpes.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Manaswi Shamsundar
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Pune
Get a tetanus vaccine and rabies vaccine and follow the schedule
It is recommended only if wound has bleeding or bite at open wound
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Dr. Mohamed Marsooq
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Karur
You need a inj tetanus toxoid
You need anti rabies vaccine-4 doses
If the wound is bleeding and you need rabies immunoglobulin too
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Dr. Vishva
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Puducherry
There is no chance of getting Herpes.
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You should get a complete rabies vaccination and tetanus toxoid injection
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Dr. Jaswanth Sowmya Thalathoti
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Guntur
Get a rabies vaccine according to the regimen
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Dr. Rajeshwar Rajaram
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Dharmapuri
Monkey bite usually don’t cause herpes but it have risk like rabies, tetanus and other bacterial infection
Herpes is caused by herpes virus. Herpes from monkey bite is extremely rare
You have to was you bitten parts in running water with soap 3-4 times.
Get a complete rabies vaccine and TT/Td vaccine
If mucosal breach is present or multiple bite you may need rabies immunoglobulins
Prophylactic Antibiotics coverage also needed
Next Steps
Rabies vaccine, tetanus vaccine and antibiotics preferable amoxicillin + clavulanate
Health Tips
wash bitten parts in running water with soap 3-4 times.
Apply antiseptic solution
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Dr. Vaibhav Kumar
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4 yrs exp
Asansol
Anti Rabies Vaccination + TT + Rabies Immunoglobulin Injection at the Site of Bite
Next Steps
Clean the Wound with Soap and Opt for IG
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Dr. Amit Bawalia
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2 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Firstly clean the wound with soap and running tape water for 10-15 5 mins then take Tetanus toxoid injection in any Nearest hospital and then start 5 rabies vaccine on 0,3rd,7th,14,28th day and don’t suture the wound
If monkey bite is intact with your blood then take ANTIRABIES SERUM immediately
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You should go to hospital then take TT nd ARV with full scheduled and ARS if needed
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Dr. Vipul Damkondwar
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3 yrs exp
Nanded
The most important concern after a monkey bite is rabies. Monkeys can transmit rabies, especially if the animal’s rabies status is unknown.
In India, monkey bites are also considered high-risk for Herpes B virus (herpes simian B), though human infections are exceedingly rare and mostly reported in research or laboratory settings.
General wound infection risk is high—cleaning and antibiotic prophylaxis may be indicated
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Clean the wound thoroughly with soap and running water for at least 15 minutes.
See a healthcare provider immediately for vaccine administration and evaluation.
Monitor for signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus), fever, or neurological symptoms (which may indicate rabies or Herpes B virus).
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Rabies is almost always fatal if not treated before symptoms develop, so do not delay vaccination.
Herpes B virus is rare in India outside of primate research settings, but any fever, headache, or neurological issues after a monkey bite should be reported urgently.
Antibiotic prophylaxis should be considered to prevent secondary wound infection
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