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I've had all three of my rabies shots right on time, but I've missed the fourth one that was supposed to be on the 15th. It's now the 16th. Is it okay to get it on the 17th, or should I be worried?

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I've had all three of my rabies shots right on time, but I've missed the fourth one that was supposed to be on the 15th. It's now the 16th. Is it okay to get it on the 17th, or should I be worried?

Antibiotics are ineffective against viral infections. Continue taking Dolo 650 to manage fever and symptoms. Consider adding: 1. Rest and hydration 2. Warm liquids (e.g., tea, soup) 3. Saline nasal drops (for congestion) 4. Cough syrup (if needed)

Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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