Rabies what to do if you get caught 20

The first floor speaks responsibly, and people don't say that they are diagnosed with rabies, but they are suspicious.

The second floor is basically right, but suck the blood out? What to suck? Mouth? Doesn't that increase the chances of infection even more?!! In addition, rabies is a viral infection, and the wound should not be closed to avoid anaerobic infections such as tetanus!!

On the third floor, the incubation period is unstable, generally 5 days - 19 years or longer, it is not that the vaccine will be fine, but the vaccine should be injected in time. And not many dogs do not carry the virus, according to domestic reports of healthy dogs with a positive rate of 8%-25%, it should be said that it is quite high! Also, the rabies vaccine is generally given three shots, and the interval is different.

Once rabies has a mortality rate of about 100%, it is not really high, but it is terrifyingly high! Tens of thousands of people who get sick may not be able to save a few, so prevention is very important!

Nonsense The first floor is just.

Scratches in dogs and cats can indeed be infected with the rabies virus, but the virus has a long incubation period, and as long as you get vaccinated before the attack, you'll be fine.

In fact, many dogs do not carry the virus, but it is more reassuring to get four or five shots, because there are no symptoms during the incubation period, and the mortality rate of rabies is really high.

quakecs are talking about how you pounced on yourself!

A classmate has a dog, and you were caught by a classmate? Is it? It doesn't matter, if the problem is first of all your classmate, has he ever been scratched by a dog?

Have you ever been vaccinated against rabies after being caught? If he's okay, what are you afraid of? Besides, his dog doesn't have to have rabies!

Go to rabies within 24 hours.

Before going to the hospital, wash the wound with active water (with alkaline soap) to suck the blood out, try not to close the wound, rabies seedlings are anaerobic, and if there is enough air, it will slow down its spread.

It varies depending on the individual's constitution. Some. Scratched by a dog. You won't get rabies, yes. You can get rabies. It didn't work, you hit.

It is recommended that you get a rabies vaccine as soon as possible, so as to ensure maximum safety.

Not necessarily, as long as your dog gets vaccinated, it's fine.

Not necessarily, as long as the dog doesn't lick its paws, it's fine, because the rabies virus is an anaerobic virus that will die when it meets the air for 1 minute, at most 15 minutes, as long as he doesn't get sick, it's okay, and the dog is okay if he doesn't die after 10 days of onset, I wish you good health!

Almost, generally.