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Rabies ocd cant live properly
On 28 of september a cat claw scratched me on my left pinky finger top a drop of blood came but cut was so small i washed it and it healed in 2 days afyer that i developed really bad sore throat which with even medicines didnt heal for more than two weeks i also experienced headaches and fatigue on the 15 of november i had an episode of fast heart rate did ecg everything was fine in evening that thing again happened i developed nusea loss in appetite and extreme fatigue with constipation stomach ache and fullness we did an echo everything came out fine then on the 5 of december after heart beat resolved i developed joint pain in the scratched finger and elbow joint also gets added in few days till the 1 of feb joint pain also started in my left ankle and toe and in my right thumb joint and pinky finger joint also i am experiencing crawling sensations on my hands and feet and pins tyoe sensations on and off joint pain eases with walking keeping in warm water dip now its been 5 months
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Please reach a human physician for your concern. It would of good concern to perform a routine blood test, a whole body test is even better. Check for abnormal parameters and consult accordingly with your physician.
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Rabies symptoms usually appear within a few weeks to a few months after exposure and may start with fever, weakness, sore throat, or tingling at the wound site. However, once rabies symptoms begin, they progress rapidly within days or weeks and usually include serious neurological signs like difficulty swallowing, confusion, or agitation, so intermittent sensations occurring months later are unlikely to be rabies if the person is otherwise well. You should still consult a doctor for proper evaluation, which may include rabies risk assessment, anti-rabies vaccination or booster for safety, blood tests such as B12 and thyroid levels, and a nerve examination.
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Dr. M. Madeena Begum
Veterinary Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Chennai
You can reach out a physician for your issues.
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