Concern for rabies: question about the vaccine

[Bubbletea]

So I have a question which hopefully the NMP community could answer:

Last year I decided to have my pre-exposure vaccine against rabies as a preparation against future exposures (incase), and this was last July 2018.
What made me have my vaccinations was because last year, I got worried about rabies that I decided to have my injections for a peace of mind.

However last June 2018, I went out to buy some stuff for my school project but it was really raining hard, so I decided to take shelter under a nearby roof. I was waiting for the rain to calm down that time, along with some few people who were also beside me.

Recently I got worried: what if a stray dog/cat licked the small wound on my right leg while I was standing (the wound btw was this: http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=218554).

I didn't felt any licking or something with a stray that time, but what if it's because it was raining hard that time and my legs were soaked with puddles and rainwater

I did had my 4 booster shots last January and March 2019 because my unvaccinated pet pup bit me twice (altho it's not much of a concern).

My question is: Should I be concerned about what happened last year?
also: Can rabid stray animals even go out in the rain?

[utrocket09]

So I have a question which hopefully the NMP community could answer:

Last year I decided to have my pre-exposure vaccine against rabies as a preparation against future exposures (incase), and this was last July 2018.
What made me have my vaccinations was because last year, I got worried about rabies that I decided to have my injections for a peace of mind.

However last June 2018, I went out to buy some stuff for my school project but it was really raining hard, so I decided to take shelter under a nearby roof. I was waiting for the rain to calm down that time, along with some few people who were also beside me.

Recently I got worried: what if a stray dog/cat licked the small wound on my right leg while I was standing (the wound btw was this: http://www.nomorepanic.co.uk/showthread.php?t=218554).

I didn't felt any licking or something with a stray that time, but what if it's because it was raining hard that time and my legs were soaked with puddles and rainwater

I did had my 4 booster shots last January and March 2019 because my unvaccinated pet pup bit me twice (altho it's not much of a concern).

My question is: Should I be concerned about what happened last year?
also: Can rabid stray animals even go out in the rain?

What!?! This makes no sense. There is no way within a year if you had rabies, you would not have symptoms.

[Fishmanpa]

Why did you delete this thread from the rabies forum and put it here?

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[Bubbletea]

Why did you delete this thread from the rabies forum and put it here?

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yeah sorry i forgot to add but i accidentally deleted my post earlier while i was trying to edit it

[Fishmanpa]

yeah sorry i forgot to add but i accidentally deleted my post earlier while i was trying to edit it

I think you know what I'll say about your concerns and I know you know deep down so I'll leave it at that

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[Bubbletea]

What!?! This makes no sense. There is no way within a year if you had rabies, you would not have symptoms.

the wound was in my lower right leg and i was standing while waiting for the rain to calm down, along with other people (note i didnt have any rabies vaccines that time), so i was worrying what if the incubation is long? it has been 10 months as of today and because of my hypochondria, im super worried.

[Bubbletea]

I think you know what I'll say about your concerns and I know you know deep down so I'll leave it at that

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yeah i know what you're gonna say, but anyway, sorry because my health anxiety is just 10000x worse that whenever a worry would die down, another one would rise again

[Fishmanpa]

Did you speak to your dad about that mental health help again?

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[Bubbletea]

Did you speak to your dad about that mental health help again?

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only once and i never did again... he's a very workaholic man and it's hard to discuss personal things like this to a closed person like him

[venusbluejeans]

Hi

This is just a courtesy reply to let you know that your post was moved from its original place to a sub-forum that is more relevant to your problem.

This is nothing personal - it just enables us to keep posts about the same problems in the relevant forums so other members with any experience with the issues can find them more easily.