A booster within 5 years should protect you well from this exposure. It may be a reminder to consider asking your primary care doc to give you another booster if you go in for another issue in the next year or so.
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Typically, if your last tetanus vaccine was within the past 5 years, you should not need another one now. If you are very concerned, have a doctor evaluate your injury and ask if you need a booster based on your particular medical needs and immune status.
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