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Does regular scratch and cut from blade during shaving require titanus Injections?
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When u took Ur Tetanus injection.. For detailed information do direct online consultation
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No. It is a clean cut. Tetanus spreads from unclean injury.
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Dr. Hema Anandhi
Dermatologist
23 yrs exp
Chennai
if your blade isnt old you dont have to worry about infection.
if you had your last TT in last 6 months you are on safe ground.
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