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Tetanus not taken after rusty blade
Dr. I used a rusty razor on my body for many months and had cuts. I didn't take injection I did stupidity. Now, what to do??
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When was you last vaccinated for Tetanus? If its more than 5 years then you can give us a call for ferther discussion on management
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Greetings! The protocols for a prophylactic TT vaccine has changed in recent times. If the cuts are minor and in places where it is away from easy contamination, cleaning with soap and letting it heal early is sufficient If the cuts are deep and prone to contamination, you can get a shot of TT vaccine. But again early healing is important. Based on the wound status, antibiotics can be started if needed. Thank you! (If any queries kindly contact me)
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