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STREET DOG TEETH TOUCHED ON MY FINGERS
I fed street dog regularly my hand touched her teeth she was pre vaccinated and i had also taken 3 booster doses 5-6 months ago and 1 dose 1.5 months ago is i am safe or do i need to take more ARV
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The touching of teeth is a not a problem Don't worry However in an event of bite, you will need 2 booster doses- Day of bite and 3rd day later.
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You are safe
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Yes you are safe, no need to worry.
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Yes u are
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Based on general rabies prophylaxis guidelines, if you have previously completed a full post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) regimen and received booster doses, your immunity should be strong. Typically, minor exposures like touching a vaccinated dog's teeth without a bite or wound do not require additional vaccination. However, guidelines suggest that in cases of re-exposure, a booster dose may be considered depending on risk factors
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Need not worry ,call wil explain u better
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Safe, no need to take vaccine
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You are safe
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Take booster dose it is sufficient.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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