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Booster Dose Day 0 and Day required ?
My cousin completed his Last 4th anti Rabies vaccine on 15th February 2022 from government hospital schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal 4 dose and today on 7th March 2022 a street dog scratch him with nails with minor little bit blood comes out no wound so should he have to take booster dose Day 0 and Day 3 Arv ?
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As per norms you are safe -as you had completed anti rabies vaccination recently
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As the disease is having cent percent mortality-my openion is that you have to consult a consultant physician at the earliest and take booster doses if he advice
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No you don't need to take ARV.
Clean the wound with soap and water.
Take TT if not taken Last time if taken then no need to take.
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No need as of now.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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