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Rabies anxiety
I had taken 3 shots rabies vaccine last year in the month of May ....on March 22 I was feeding a kitten...I don't remember being scratched or bitten...but next day I saw a tiny pen dot sized wound which had a scab ...I m not sure if the wound was by the kitten or not ...but having anxiety about rabies .did antibody test n its 0.12 ..does 0.12 antibody level give protection..do I have to worry about rabies ...I cannot stop thinking or imagining ...
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You don't need to worry ok.
Don't over think madam.
You are 100 % safe.
Take care.
Stay calm.
Take rest
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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You don't need to worry
Take rest okk
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