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Sir I had rabies vaccination some days ago on both hands it is scheduled on 31.12 21, 3.1.22,7.1.22and 28.1.22 Im having lillte boil and clot on hand Is it alright and can I eat jalebi after vaccination because I had just eaten Is it safe?
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Diet is not concerned with vaccination
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Can eat jelabi if not contraindicated otherwise
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Yes eat jalebi biryani anything don't worry u can have vaccination
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No need to worry if you do not have any other symptoms. Just make sure you complete vaccine course. And yes you can eat jalebi.
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Nothing to worry. To continue to take the vaccines. No food restrictions.
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