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On 30th march i have completed my all 4
On 30th march i have completed my all 4 doses of vaccine and yesterday on 27 April i got bitten by my pet dog again, do i need the 4 vaccination again? plz reply
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Is your dog vaccinated?
If not, please take three doses. In the meantime the dog will be under observation. If dog remains all right for 10 days then you don't have to take further vaccination.
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asking same question again and again.
Noooo you don't need to take Anti Rabies vaccine again.
Take TT injection if not taken Last time if taken then don't take.
Just wash the wound properly with soap and water
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
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Dr. Bisweswar Das
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Kindly consult
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