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Dog Bite, Had Taken First And Second Injection As Per Schedule, Not Taken Fourth And Fifth. What Can Be Done?

hello sir...i was bitten by a dog a few days ago...i was vaccinated rightly for first and second dates of schedule but as my marriage came in between i delayed third and fourth injection ...what should i do??
Wed, 4 Jul 2012
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HI:

Thanks for your question.

I am assuming you are referring to the rabies injection. If the attack by the dog was unprovoked, this is appropriate. Also, in your country rabies is of a higher incidence than in the U.S.

Call the Medical Provider that is giving you the injections and see what they want done. I believe they will just resume the injections.

Carol Rogala D.O.
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Dog Bite, Had Taken First And Second Injection As Per Schedule, Not Taken Fourth And Fifth. What Can Be Done?

HI: Thanks for your question. I am assuming you are referring to the rabies injection. If the attack by the dog was unprovoked, this is appropriate. Also, in your country rabies is of a higher incidence than in the U.S. Call the Medical Provider that is giving you the injections and see what they want done. I believe they will just resume the injections. Carol Rogala D.O.