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Rabies Query
I was given 4 doses of post exposure rabies vaccines(monkey bite) that I completed on 19th April, 2025 On 10th June, 2025 while I was playing with my street dog it accidentally scratched my legs with his teeth I didn't notice any blood and washed it immediately, but today I just noticed a small nib sized red mark there, does that mean skin was broken and should I go for another round of vaccination? I have attached images of the red mark
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Currently you are covered by vaccine.Just clean the wound with spirit and apply any antiseptic ointment.
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U r under vaccine effect.  So for this dot u don't need any vaccine. Relax.
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One complete dose of vaccine gives protection for 6 months.
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