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Punctured finger's skin
It was 12 at noon and was play with 2 months puppy(unvaccinated) and the puppy(stray) accidentally puncture my skin and very tiny blooded... is it dangerous..
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Yes it is dangerous
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1) wash your figure till 15minutes with soap and water.
2) visit govt. hospital as soon as possible with in 24hours of injury where Anti-Rabies serum is available.
3) get yourself vaccinated by TT, Anti rabies serum and all doses of ARV
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Hello, as RABIES is 100% mortal it is best to take
INJ TT imone AMPLE state.
All five doses of RABIPUR VACCINE IN DELTOID REGION SUBCUTANEOUSLY.
Ok.
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Dr. Sanjay Talgaonkar
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23 yrs exp
Mumbai
Please visit your nearest Dr. Earliest to take Injection Tetanus Toxoid and for further medication
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