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Rabies vaccination
I took 5 rabies vaccination shot on 3-09-21
Now as on 3-02-22 I took one shot of rabies booster next and last booster shot on 6-02-22
As I was bitten by cat
How long it'll protect me from rabies
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Booster needed for high risk cases
Protect you for 6months
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Booster not needed
if u take full dose with time
Up to 6 month no need to vaccinate
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THE IMMUNITY ACQUIRED WILL MAINTAIN FOR 3 YEARS.--------------------BUT AS THE DISEASE HAS CENT PERCENT MORTALITY RATE --YOU ARE RECOMMENDED TO TAKE BOOSTER ---WHEN EVER AN ANIMAL BITES/SCRATCHES YOU
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Kindly consult me here or on whatsapp 99718*05905
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Booster is not necessarily needed
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Nellore
No need of booster dose actually
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