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Anti Rabies Vaccination Immunity
Got anti rabies vaccination in past for Post-exposure I/M full course 5 doses (0,3,7,14,28) which completed on 20th May, 2021.As it was mild so no serum treatment taken.
Today, I have taken food items served by the person without washing hands, who has handled the dog, touching the floor mat etc. sneezed and sitted by the dog (dog not vaccinated for anti-rabies)
I want to ask:
1. As 5 months and 5 days before I have finished post exposure treatment for anti-rabies, is there any immunity inside my body for rabies ? If it is, then for how long it will be ?
2. Should I have to taken any anti-rabies shot (s) for today's episode?
Kindly advice, regards!
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Donot require vaccination.
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No need
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No need to take any vaccination now
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Dr. Pardeep Kumar Sanan
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39 yrs exp
Pathankot
Consult online for detailed treatment plan and consultation
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Dr. Jaideep Gaver
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Gurgaon
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Needs proper details please consult directly on eight nine two zero three seven one eight zero eight
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