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How To Treat A Street Dog Bite Immediately?

hello sir.. a street dog had bitten my sister today... we had onli tt... but not the other injections .. bcoz today is sunday every shop is closed.. what to do ?? i dont know anything .. nd plz tel me if dis dog dies den it wil also effected to my sister ..???
Mon, 21 Apr 2014
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Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for the query.
You should clean this wound first and cover with sterile gauze,Wounds should be kept elevated and- if there is unknown immunisation status of this dog,she should visit doctor and have this wound examined and then further therapy can be planned. but risk of rabies is generally very low nad you dont have to be cocnerned.
WIsh you good health. Regards
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How To Treat A Street Dog Bite Immediately?

Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for the query. You should clean this wound first and cover with sterile gauze,Wounds should be kept elevated and- if there is unknown immunisation status of this dog,she should visit doctor and have this wound examined and then further therapy can be planned. but risk of rabies is generally very low nad you dont have to be cocnerned. WIsh you good health. Regards