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I have completed rabies vaccination from 7/11/20 - 5/12/20, (5 vaccine) 'vaxirab N' for street cat scratch, Now again yesterday at10 pm street cat scratched me in finger and some minor bleeding,Today I have taken anti titenus,should i need again 5 vaccines or 3?
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Not at all . U r protected at least for 6 months for rabies since u received ur last dose... B assured. For further clearance consult online
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