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Sir/ Mam- A dog have sneeze near by me. And in night I am also not able to identify the dog. Can I get rabies by dog sneezing.i have google the same and they are saying in some cases this are possible. Please suggest what to do. Should I worried about the same. Should I get any anti rabies vaccine.
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No as per who protocol till time dog has no contact you can't have rabies.you can consult me online for 150 rupees . For further follow up
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RABIES IS CAUSED BY DOG Or any wild animals scratch or bite.
And it is assesed based on the site and grading.
So relax and don't bother to corelate whatever Google says.
It will give u sleepless nights.
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If u still have doubts and anxious u can consult me.
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rabies spread by dog bite or scratch
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Dr. Pradeep G
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21 yrs exp
Bangalore
No vaccine
Dog has to lick u...for treatment.
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Dr. Rounak Singhai
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8 yrs exp
Jabalpur
No need to worry
Stay safe
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Dr. Anil Kumar Jain
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9 yrs exp
Bangalore
The problem is Google... Google is not a doctor.. reading from Google people often take unnecessary stress...
Just relax.. nothing will happen..
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