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Does drinking unboiled milk require rabies or nothing to do? Thanks for your kind reply reply. .
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You should drink only pasteurised milk.if you reboil it after pasteurisation it is best for safety of you and your family.unboiled milk can transmit lots of diseases.
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Dr. Mamta Gehlawat
Preventive Medicine
2 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi as far as I can understand you want to know about safety of drinking unboiled milk?
Unboiled milk isn't safe. It can cause lot of diseases which can come through the diseased animals or by hands of the diseased persons who handle the milk before it comes to you.
Rabies doesnot spread through milk generally.
Tuberculosis (TB) is being increasingly caused now because of raw milk consumption.
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Use boiled milk always and see that milk packets are pasteurised ones.
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