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I was previously vaccinated with 4 dose intradermal anti rabies vaccine Day 0 3 7 28 Last Dose on 15th February 2022 but due to recent dog nail scratch no wound i am taking 3 dose of intradermal anti rabies vaccine 0 7 28 i took 2nd ( Day 7) rabies vaccine yesterday on 3rd April and my Last 3rd Vaccine is due on 24th April 2022 but today on 4th April a street dog scratch me with nails with minor drop like blood comes out no wound just skin redness so what should i do now should i have to Re-start vaccination or i have to take extra dose of anti Rabies vaccine ?
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No need for extra vaccine. Please complete your ongoing schedule
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You are advised kindly consult your treating doctor for better clarification.
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No need to restart vaccine . Just complete your remaining schedule
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