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Rabies vaccination
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I have taken taken my rabies vaccinations from government medical ( 0 3 7 completed in 19 th oct 25 ) and 4 th one is in November. But yesterday in medical one guy came for rabies vaccine and took my phone to call someone. He touched my phone. He is in category 3 bite. I am worried he touched my phone and i also used my phone after that and touch my nose ear. Is there any chances for rabies ? As he used my phone. Dog saliva if still in his hand!!! I am tensed now. Should i start the vaccination again. Please doctor help me. Reply me
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It is an extremely rare possibility for rabies to spread that way.
Also if you have taken the vaccine recently, you do not need to take it again.
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No need to start a new regime. Continue ongoing one.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
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