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Should again i have to Re-start vaccinat
Happy doctors day , doctor my anti rabies vaccination schedule is prescribed by doctor intradermal 4 dose
13/6/21 1st dose ( Day 0 )
16/6/21 2nd dose ( Day 3 )
20/6/21 3rd dose ( Day 7 )
Next 28th day vaccine is due on 11th July 2021 but today again a street dog scratch me with minor little bleeding so what should i do now should again i have to Re-start anti rabies vaccine from day 0 or i have to take booster dose because of new exposure.
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No need to restart because antibodies are already producing in ur body.. dnt worry just complete your course.
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Dr. Narendra Singh
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Nainital
Kindly share the picture of your wound where dog has scratched u so that we can grade the wound accordingly we can decide further.
U had not mentioned the site of scratch here which is most important and what first aid u took after vaccination.
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