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Doctor my Anti Rabies vaccination schedule is Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal 4 dose and i took 3 vaccines till now and my Last anti rabies vaccine is due tomorrow on 15th February but today on 14th February a street dog scratch me with nails with minor little bit blood comes out no wound so should i have to Re-start vaccination from Day 0 or i need to take extra dose of vaccine ?
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Yes no need to take extra dose of vaccine.
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Clean the scratch area with proper water n disinfectant.
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Keep a watch on the wound area that it doesn't get infected.
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Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga
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