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Dog bit and pregnancy.
I was bitten by a pet dog of my uncle's. And had 3 doses of anti rabies too. Then my periods date came n missed and i came to know that i am pregnant. So my questions is that i have 2 remaining doses of anti rabies should i avoid them as it can harm my baby. Or should i complete my course. My gyno said u can continue ur doses but i am afraid. Anyone gone through this?? What do you suggest. Please answer.
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Different studies confirm that anti rabies vaccination r safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding. So u can take the 2 remaining doses.
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