Urgency: Will this be infected with rabies virus

Generally, not. Rabies is not so easy to get. Think about the time when there were a few children in the countryside who had never been bitten by a dog.

How many are vaccinated again? Hehe. You can't say it all, just in case there is a certain amount of chance.

If you're not at ease, go get vaccinated. It's not expensive, it's just a little painful. Be careful!

Dude, you must want to hear me tell you it's okay right now! In this way, you will be relieved, but in the future, if you feel a little unwell, you will associate it with this. Let's go get vaccinated, but within 24 hours!

Don't wait until it's too late.

Possibly, because**. Mucosal damage is susceptible to virus invasion. It should be rinsed with plenty of water or smelly soapy water for more than half an hour, then coated with iodine tincture several times before deiodization with alcohol.

Get vaccinated at the hospital as soon as possible. Because rabies is 100% fatal, everyone is scared, and you are no exception. If you don't take precautions (i.e., vaccinations), you won't be able to feel at ease, and you'll be burdened and troublesome, ......

Hello. The disease is mainly contracted by the rabies virus in the saliva carried on the teeth of animals when they bite people, and you will not be infected in this case.

It's that you're too nervous

Rabies does not necessarily mean that the rabies virus in the saliva on the teeth of a person is infected by entering the human body, even if it is scratched.

In this case, only saliva should not have a good chance of touching the wound, so don't worry about getting an E vaccine

.No, you didn't feel it when you were bitten, when did you accidentally hang up?

Rabies is caused by the rabies virus.

A person can become infected with the rabies virus after being bitten by an animal that carries the rabies virus.

After infection with the rabies virus, the incubation period is generally 1 to 2 months. 5 to 10 days for the shortest and several years for the elderly. In the days leading up to the onset of the disease, the virus multiplies from the brain and spinal cord along the nerves into the salivary glands, where it is excreted continuously.

At the onset of the disease, people first feel uneasy, accompanied by headache, fever, tingling sensation at the invasion site or abnormal sensation of ants walking, followed by rapid heartbeat, sweating, drooling, tears, dilated pupils, spasms of throat muscles when swallowing, and finally turn into paralysis, coma, respiratory and circulatory failure and death, the course of the disease is about 5 to 7 days.

Once symptoms of rabies appear, the mortality rate is almost 100 percent. Almost every year, tens of thousands of people die from rabies worldwide.

Currently, the only way to prevent rabies is to get the rabies vaccine in a timely manner before or after being bitten by an animal. If you are bitten by a dog, cat or other animal, if you are not sure that the animal is absolutely healthy, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time.

For the health of you and others, pets such as dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies at the appropriate institutions.

Not all dogs have the rabies virus, and it is rare for dogs to carry it, so don't be too afraid.

Not really. However, for safety reasons, once you are bitten by a dog, you still have to seek medical attention in time.

"Not all dogs carry the rabies virus, and although the rabies name is closest to dogs, in nature, the rabies virus can infect all mammals. It's just that there are more dogs in animals that carry rabies virus in nature, such as wolves, foxes, cats, raccoons, bats and other animals, which are animals that often carry rabies virus.

According to the World Health Organization.

1.If you are bitten by a dog (or other warm-blooded animal) that has symptoms of illness or behaves abnormally with a healthy dog (or other warm-blooded animal), you should get a rabies vaccine as soon as possible after you are bitten. Also observe the dog that bites you (or other warm-blooded animals that bite you), if the animal has not died of rabies within 10 days, you can stop the rabies vaccination, and you can determine that you have not been infected with rabies at all.

2.Healthy dogs (or other warm-blooded animals) are not poisonous. ("Poisonous" is a medical term that means "infectious," and "non-toxic" means that even if dogs, cats, etc., carry the rabies virus, they are not contagious until they develop the disease.)

3.The mechanism of rabies virus is that the virus invades animal brain cells to cause rabies attacks, and animals generally have very obvious abnormalities at this time, which are easy to identify. At this time, the animal's saliva is poisonous (with a virus) and is infectious.

If you are bitten by such an animal, you must get a rabies vaccination. (How to tell if it is an animal with a rabies attack, please refer to Professor Zu Shuxian's article,) 4Dogs (or other warm-blooded animals) are only poisonous if they have a rabies attack.

If a warm-blooded animal that has already developed rabies bites, it is possible to spread the rabies virus to a person through saliva, so you need to get a rabies vaccine to prevent it. 5.In view of the fact that 100% of warm-blooded animals such as dogs and cats die within 3 to 5 days after the onset of rabies (some literature says that there are rare deaths within 8 days after the onset of rabies).

Therefore, it is only a few days before its death that it is contagious, and it is dangerous to be bitten. Even if you are bitten and the dog (or other warm-blooded animal) does not die of rabies within 10 days, you don't have to worry because the bite is not contagious at the time of the bite. (10 days is a deliberately extended safety observation period by the World Health Organization.)

This deadline was originally proposed by a Thai PhD. Thailand is also an area with a high incidence of rabies and is also an endemic area. ） 6.

Rabies has an incubation period, and the World Health Organization has conducted detailed studies on how many of them are 20 days to 2 months, and the longest period is 6 years. For some examples in our country, the World Health Organization expressed suspicion that there are no long-term latent examples in the world that have been found with evidence, and medical experts in infectious diseases believe that it is possible to misdiagnose or secondary exposure (medical term, second transmission. ）。

It is said in the literature that if a person is bitten within 6 days, it must be the wrong dog, and it is never possible for a person to die and a dog not to die. ） 7.If you have animals, or have frequent contact with animals, it is recommended to get three shots for pre-exposure prophylaxis first, so that once you are bitten, if you are suspected of being bitten by an animal with rabies, you can directly get 2 shots to get immunity.

The chance of indirect transmission of rabies is very small, and your friend's dog is a domestic dog You can use the ten-day observation method, the dog will not die within ten days, even if it bites, it will not transmit rabies virus That is to say, as long as your friend's dog is not dead, she will be fine, and it will not infect you, even if it is exposed to rabies, the general wound will not be transmitted without direct contact with the diseased saliva.

You don't have to worry about this.

You're fine if you haven't been bitten by a dog.

Your classmates didn't have a rabies attack and hurt you, so you're fine.

Unless he's having rabies, you can't be contagious if you get a spatter or bite from a saliva.

Because the incubation period is not contagious.

You can only be contagious if you get sick, and you can rest assured.

Probably not, the chances are very small, unless she has a seizure and is bitten now, you will not be infected, but you better advise her to get an injection, the incubation period of rabies is 20 years! So hurry up!

To be on the safe side, hurry up and get a rabies vaccine. Otherwise, once the disease occurs, the mortality rate is 100%!

No way. Rabies.. It's an absolute miracle that you're going to be able to live for a year ...

The incubation period may be long or short. But it definitely can't be more than a year. There is no solution to this disease. Onset is death.

So.. You've been here for more than 6 years. - It is absolutely impossible to get infected. And, unless the wound is deep enough to be exposed to oxygen. Otherwise, there will be no infection. Rabies virus is an anaerobic bacterium. When you encounter oxygen, you basically stop cooking. Don't worry..

Symptoms. Fear of water. This disease is also called hydrophobia.

There will also be fever and convulsions or something.

I didn't have to get vaccinated for so long. The vaccine was given within 24 hours of the bite.

Never, you can rest assured.

Don't worry, it'll be fine.

1. Proportionally, the probability of cat disease is low.

2. Generally speaking, scratches are fine, and those who get sick are the ones who bite deeply.

3. There is not a single one among the hundreds of millions of people with an incubation period of more than 5 years.

No, the incubation period of rabies is very short, usually one to three months, and the incidence of rabies is rare for more than a year. Now the vaccine is useful for puppies like you have just been injured, the vaccine can be given late, and the vaccination before the onset of the disease is effective.