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Vaccinated Labrador bite
Yesterday vaccinated Labradog bite. Did treatment from doctor with injection and doctor gave medicines for next 5 days. But I'm not sure how to clean the infected wound Or bite place on reach and everyday.
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If you don't have any other major condition, simply clean the wound with antiseptic...you just need not worry as your dog is already vaccinated.
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But if the wound doesn't dry up or has pus like or any discharge, Homoeopathy can help you for sure.Contact me.
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Clean wound with soapwater frequently, put some anti septic ointment after wiping , keep wound open
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complete antibiotics
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take care of wound
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Hi, can I know your age ? Are you diabetic??if not- you can clean it up with savlon n cotton swab , apply antibiotic cream
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vaccination for five doses is important, on the day of bite, third day, 7th day, 14th , 28th day
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Get a TT shot done asap along with vaccinations!
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Dr. Sujitkumar Deshmukh
General Physician
22 yrs exp
Pune
No problem
It can be cure
You can consult me online
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
Homoeopath
29 yrs exp
Noida
Left the wound open.
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