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Stray dog scratch after completing Arv
My 4 dose intradermal anti rabies vaccination schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 and i took my Last 4th anti rabies vaccine on 15th February 2022 but today on 28th February a street dog scratch me with nails minor little bit blood comes out no wound so how many dose of anti rabies vaccine i have to take ? 2 dose or full course ?
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Hello, u have taken ARV just a few days back right? So no need for a repeat vaccine schedule.
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Wash your wound area with disinfectant liquid n water. Apply ointment over it n keep it open.
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Do not worry as it will heal soon.
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No need to take any vaccine.
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Kindly consult
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No need to take
Just wash your wound with soap water properly
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