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Rabies from meat
There's a shop which sells momos and we ate that momos (non veg)lately after sometime we got to know that the shop was secretly using dog meat for non veg momos and now I am scared that will I get Rabies as momos is a dish that is not that properly cooked at high temperature to kill rabies .now I am scared .this happened 7 months ago ( but as we know incubation period of rabbies is unpredictable).what to do now?? Please help me please .
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Cooked meat doesn’t cause rabies, in momos the food is steamed so don’t worry . You should be fine
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Momos are made by the process of boiling.
So ,the meat is cooked already .
But cooked meat does not cause rabies.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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