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Scratch by a cat in ongoing vaccination
I have been feeding some cats in my building for a month and while feeding I got scratched by it while playing this happened on 18th june I started my vaccination from that day itself but on the 25th after I got my third dose.I got scratched again while feeding another cat but I have been feeding her too and got scratched today as well (27th june) I still have 2 doses left what should I do
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Since you’re already receiving the anti-rabies vaccine, you do not need to restart the course after a new scratch — just complete your remaining doses as scheduled. Clean the wound with soap and water, and apply antiseptic. You’re doing the right thing by staying alert — complete vaccination is the best protection.
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Continue with the present dosage schedule, you don't need any additional injection
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No need to worry just maintain regular hygiene and continue vaccinations
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No need to worry just complete the vaccination
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wash your wound thoroughly with soap and running tap water for at least 20 mint , every time you get scratch and bite . it will reduce rabies infection. complete vaccine shedule and do pre-exposure prophylaxis every year
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Complete dose of vaccine.
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Just complete your dose.
Keep the scratch sites clean and apply some antiseptic lotion locally.
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Dr. Sunil Nagar
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Continue vaccination
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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