Today was walking in Road Suddenly a bottle cap hit my foot near toe nail it was watery but not salivary and a dog was sleeping near it.I know It's silly to ask but should I take Rabies vaccuines ? I had no physical encounter with the dog,I washed that region multiple times and sandles too and also the dog looked healthy there.
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Unless and until you have a open wound you don’t have to panic
Wash the area with soap and water
Just have a TT vaccine if you haven’t vaccinated TT in the past 6 months
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Just be careful of the wound is open in any other circumstances
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