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I was bitten by arat 3 months back . I did not take anti rabies vaccination. Ony tt shot . Should i be worried . Should i be worried . I have no symptoms of rabies
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Repeated question.
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Nothing to do now
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No need to wry now because if u had got infected with rabies you can't change thing and chances of rabies are less now .
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Usually not
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If it's already 3 months then need not WORRY.
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Dr. N.Yogesh
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Chennai
It's been 3 months so don't worry
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