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[|Human|] my brother in law wife was biten by their pet dog today morning. only the dogs teeth impression was found. no symtoms of blood wound. she is four month pregnant. when consulted to the gynacologist she was not able to prescribe treatment for this. could u please advice
[|AI|]  HiT hanks for posting your query on Chat Doctor. I appreciate your concern for the treatment of dog bite. Pet dogs vaccination status not mentioned. Rabies poses a 100% risk for death to pregnant women and a high risk to the fetus. Because of the high mortality associated with untreated rabies virus infection, pregnancy is not considered a contraindication to post exposure (dog bite) prevention of rabies. Moreover, rabies vaccine does not have any adverse effect on fetus, mother-to-be and the course of pregnancy. Hence, complete post-exposure treatment should be given depending on the category of the exposure. In view of the evidence based explanation she must receive the anti rabies vaccine as per the following scheduled days 0, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days for the category II bite she had. If not given earlier during pregnancy she must receive a booster dose of In Tetanus toxic. If the pet dog appears to normal on the 10th day of the treatment, then the treatment should be stopped. Hope this advice could be of great help to her in getting the prevention of rabies. A feedback is appreciated.