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A member asked:
A racoon got into my food at camp and i still ate the food but avoided the area that the racood obviously ate. this was 7 months ago. should i still be worried?
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Not clear about you are worried about, you are out of the incubation range for any conceivable disease transmitted by raccoons (rabies is up to 12 weeks, for example). Might need to address your health related anxiety with your doc.
Answered 7/15/2023
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