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Do I have to worry if a dog bites again after I have taken a rabies vaccine complete intradermal course in the past 7 days
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If you have taken complete course you need not to worry as the antibodies are already there in your body for the next 3 months. But do clean your wound in running water for 10 mins.
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Not to worry for 3months
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No vaccination is required . Make sure you wash the wound immediately with plenty of soap and water as soon as there is a dog bite.
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No need to worry for the next 3 months from the last day of completion of your vaccination course.
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If possible monitor the animal for few days.
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Wash the wound with soap and running water.
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Depends on your anti-rabies vaccine titre. If it is above 0.5IU/ml then you don’t need to worry.
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No need of vaccination till 3 months of last vaccination
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Immediately wash the wound with soap and water for about 15 minutes. If soap isn't available, use water only. After washing, apply an iodine-containing or anti-viral medication to the wound. Cover the wound with a clean dressing or plaster.
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Taking Rabies vaccine is not needed because of you completed course 7 days back
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No need of vaccination if vaccinated within 3 months. If more than 3 months according to exposure deside about booster vaccination.
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1st thing to do if exposure is to clean wound in running water with soap. Don't panic
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You don't need to be concerned about it as you have completed the anti rabies vaccine course very recently.
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Nothing to worry
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No need of vaccination...ur completely protected
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just relax
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wash the wound properly in running water with soap & use some ointment for Faster healing
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No need Consult for more
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Depends on the category of bite in further episodes Connect and contact for further assistance and follow up Happy living !!!
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No. You have to take a few doses of Anti-Rabies vaccine if the dog bite is there after 3 months of completion of the ARV Course.
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Depends upon the category of exposure. Kindly connect for better help.
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No need
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details. Kindly consult via whatsapp on nine zero two nine six zero zero four seven zero.
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Firstly clean your wound with soap & water. You can get T.T. injection if you don't get it last time. If the bite is severe , consult your nearest doctor. Otherwise the vaccine is protective till 3months.
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vaccine is not required.
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No No need of vaccination if re exposure is within 3 months
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If you've completed the full intradermal course of the rabies vaccine within the past 7 days and are bitten again, you're generally well-protected. The rabies vaccine stimulates your immune system to produce antibodies against the virus, offering protection.
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However, it's still advisable to consult a healthcare professional after another bite to confirm whether additional post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) or booster doses are needed.
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If with in 3 months of last completed course of rabies vaccination then usually don’t need new vaccination but may need Immunoglobulin, that ur physician will decide after examining the severity of bite. But cleaning and washing under tap water with soap for at least 10-20min is very much essential. Thank u, hope will help
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Please consult
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Not required till 2 years, after that go for booster dose
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No action is required.
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No need to worry
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Just ensure wound doesn't get infected.
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you can save from Rabies perspective
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No
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If you require assistance or have any health concerns, feel free to reach out for a consultation. Your well-being is my priority, and i'm here to support you on your health journey.
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Connect please
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If dog bites again in 3 months no vaccine needed If after 3 months 2 doses at 0,7 needed
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when was the last dose taken ?
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No need to vaccination again Nothing to worry
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Not to worry
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If you have taken the Rabies vaccine in the past 7 days, you do not need a vaccine anymore. Cleaning the wound with running water and soap is enough.
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In case, it's a severe bite with bleeding, do visit a doctor to rule out the need for Immunoglobulin.
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Taking a T.T vaccine is recommended if you haven't taken it in already.
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No. Wash with soap and water for 15-20mins
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For now not required Wash the bite area under running water with soap Also depends on vaccination status of dog and severity of bite
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Consult if needed
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No worries
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No need to take
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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You don't need to worry But You have to Take a Booster dose along with Immunoglobulin shot
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Clean The Bite Site with Running water , If any persistent bleed , get dressing done but make sure stitches are not applied you should not stich the dog bite wound Do get Immunoglobulin shot first then follow with Booster shot
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Need not worry. It gives protection for 6 months. If taken once.
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