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Street Cat scratch with nails
Doctor today on 8th March 2022 a street Cat scratch my sister with Nails with minor little bit blood comes out no wound so how many dose of Anti Rabies vaccine she need to take ?
Previously she took her Last 4th ( Day 28) anti rabies vaccine on 15th February 2022 schedule was Day 0 3 7 28 intradermal ?
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Hello, she has completed her vaccination just last month right? What age is she? Hope you have cleaned her would with disinfectant liquid n water?
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If T T wasn't taken last time, then do so now. She doesn't need any dose of ARV now.
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You need to take booster dose of Anti rabies along with local infiltration of injection Rabishield according to weight as per latest guidelines
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Don't need to take Anti rabies vaccine.
Take TT injection if not taken Last time
If take then no need to take.
Wash the wound with soap and water.
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