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I got bitten by my dog two days ago on my wrist and it didn't seem to break skin. i applied neosporin to the area just to be safe. last night i noticed a hard bump not unlike a big bug bite in the area. do i need to see a doctor or will it go away?
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If the area is warm, red or tender - yes.
Answered 3/18/2021
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