Confused and overwhelmed people, about rabies.

I won't say anything about the introduction, only the key points: the incubation period of rabies varies, from five days to 19 years or longer, generally from one to three months, once the whole course of the disease does not exceed six days, the case fatality rate is 100%, and all the measures that have been tried in the clinic have failed. Prevention is currently the main focus of the disease.

A total of 5 vaccinations are required for post-injury prophylaxis, and the first vaccination should be completed within 24 hours. In your case, you have passed the most dangerous period, but you have missed the best time for prevention, it is recommended to go to the hospital for consultation.

Did the doctor say "absolutely"? Even my teacher back then didn't dare to teach me like that.

I'm a doctor, so I can tell you responsibly that it's absolutely fine, so don't worry.

Once rabies is attacked, there is almost 100% mortality, and many people are worried about getting rabies after being scratched by their pets at home, so what are the symptoms of rabies?

How do you know that the money he gave you happens to be stained with rabies virus, and it is not good to have a virus after a long time, and the probability that you are not directly exposed to dog meat but indirect contact is very small, if you touch dog meat and there is a virus, those who sell dog meat have already become rabies patients. I wish you good health and happiness! ^-

It's best to go to the hospital to check, it's not so much money, and you don't have to worry about it.

Let's give you a few prerequisites first:

1.In China, rabies almost always occurs in rural towns and towns, or small towns and urban-rural areas, especially in southern provinces and regions. Larger cities (excluding their suburban counties) have had almost no reports of rabies for years.

Therefore, the possibility of rabies transmission can be basically ruled out in the following cases:

1) Domestic dogs and cats in large cities;

2) Dogs and cats have a clear background, keep them at home, and are not stray animals;

3) The dog or cat has not been exposed to a suspected rabies dog or has not been bitten by a dog of unknown origin;

4) The animal has no symptoms of illness or abnormal behavior, and there is a reason for the bite, such as teasing, protecting food, protecting children, and causing pain;

5) The animal has been vaccinated;

6) The Centers for Disease Control informed that there had been no rabies in the area in recent years;

7) The bite has been more than 10 days, and the dog and cat are healthy as usual.

You meet the 6th rule, I guess it's okay, don't scare yourself!

You're crazy.

The rabies virus does not spread indirectly through intermediate objects, even if there is a virus in the pocket, the content and concentration are very low, the virus is very weak in the outside world, it is an anaerobic virus, it is difficult to survive in the air, you buy meat until you go home for so long, and you wash your hands again, the virus (even if it really exists) can survive and infect you after experiencing the test of air, water, soap, which is tantamount to an atomic bomb, that is absolutely a miracle.

Live in peace, don't think nonsense, I wish you good health.

If this can be infected with the rabies virus, then the world will become mutated rabies.

Generally not, if you are sure that the dog does not carry the rabies virus, even if it is bitten, it will not be contagious, but the wound is too large to treat ...... in timeDon't be afraid, the dogs are cute

The authoritative statement of the rabies research center of the World Health Organization - abbreviated as "WHO" is this:

1. Healthy dogs (cats and other animals) are not poisonous. ("Toxic" is a medical term that means "infectious," and "non-toxic" means that even if a dog or cat carries the rabies virus, it is not contagious until they become ill.) No injections).

2. Rabies virus disease is caused by the virus invading animal brain cells to cause rabies attacks, and animals will have very obvious abnormalities at this time, which are easy to identify. At this time, the saliva of the animal is poisonous (there is a virus) and is infectious, and if you are bitten by such an animal, you must get a rabies vaccination.

3. Dogs (cats) are only poisoned after the onset of rabies. Rabies virus can be transmitted to humans through saliva when a warm-blooded animal that already shows rabies symptoms bites, and rabies prevention is required.

4. 100% of warm-blooded animals such as dogs and cats die within 3 to 4 days after the onset of rabies. Therefore, it is only in the 3-4 days before its death that it is contagious, and it is dangerous to be bitten. Even if you are bitten and the cat or dog dies of rabies 10 days later, you don't have to worry because the bite is not contagious when it bites you.

10 days is a deliberately extended safety observation period by the World Health Organization).

5. Be bitten by a warm-blooded animal such as a dog (cat) with disease symptoms and healthy cat (dog) behavior has obvious abnormalities, after you are bitten, you should immediately go to the rabies vaccine injection, and at the same time observe the cat (dog) that bites you, if within 10 days, the cat or dog has not died because of rabies, you can terminate the rabies vaccination, you can determine that you have not been infected with rabies at all.

6. Rabies has an incubation period, the World Health Organization through detailed research, most of them are 20 days to 2 months, and the longest period is 6 years, as for some examples in China, the World Health Organization expressed doubts that the world has not found evidence of long-term incubation examples, infectious disease medical experts and believe that it may be misdiagnosis or secondary exposure (medical term, the second time to be transmitted).

7. Rabies vaccination can be delayed. (If you have been bitten before, and it has been 6 years, you can rest assured, if you are not at ease, you can get the rabies vaccine again, which is equivalent to one exposure (first bite).

PS: Now that China has formed a huge profiteering industry chain of rabies vaccination, it is not excluded that organizations at all levels, pharmaceutical companies, **, and some irresponsible pharmaceutical circles deliberately create panic and obtain improper benefits, especially the pharmaceutical industry bears a lot of responsibility.

Hello! If you are sure that the dog does not have rabies, it is definitely not contagious! One more addition:

The premise of transmitting rabies virus is that you are in contact with a pet when you have a wound on your body, or you are scratched or bitten by a pet (it must be bled to count), and only then can you be infected. If you don't even have the above prerequisites, even if you have rabies, you can't infect you. So please rest assured.

It is possible that after rabies infection, the mortality rate of people is close to 100%. Be careful, always get vaccinated.

Dogs don't get rabies, how can they infect people. No, it won't.

The incubation period of rabies fluctuates the most, from 6 days, 12 days to 1 year or 5 years, with the shortest 6 days and the longest being 10 years, and even 30 to 40 years. According to statistics, the incubation period is about 12-99 days. Depending on your situation, it is unlikely to be special.

Don't panic and don't get rabies.

You don't have to worry about this situation at all:

1. Rabies itself is very rare, not so widespread

2. For people infected with the rabies virus, 85 people develop the disease within three months, and 99 people develop it within one year.

Sickness, less than 1 year ago, many of them are based on the aftermathing of the infected person, and do not have universal significance, I mean, the longer the time, the less likely the onset of the disease

Hello, patients with rabies are mainly manifested by muscle spasms, including all parts of the body, various muscle tissues, the most dangerous and typical of which is laryngospasm, so patients have barking cough, shortness of breath, salivation and so on. Because the patient is irritable, if someone tries to approach him during the attack and is not good for him, he may be bitten, but he will not be bitten if he is not provoked.

No.. I remember going in with adults to see it before. A 5-year-old kid licks the glass there. It's cold to think about. And like a mad dog, it bites people when it sees them.

It's not like that, you've watched too many sci-fi movies, rabies is afraid of water.

The doctor was right. When your niece is not ill, it will not be passed on to you. Even if your niece has rabies, you just feed her and you won't get infected.

Rabies is an infectious disease on the surface of the body, not like AIDS, but it cannot be bitten by a rabies patient.

The rabies vaccine must not only be administered on time, but also on time for 5 shots, all of which must be given at the right time.

Yes, but to see blood means that you bite her, and the fact that your dog has rabies is the most important thing, however, it is rare.

Theoretically, because you get infected by a rabies bite, and then you can also bite someone else and infect someone else, and you haven't seen a large number of zombies in the United States, that's how it works :)