I have been bitten by a domestic dog for two months, is it too late to get vaccinated now?

Are the house dogs still around??? If you are still there, you don't get an injection Generally, if you are bitten by a dog, wash the wound first and then take the injection, and finally observe for 10 days, if the dog is still there, you can stop the injection or continue to inject, but it does not mean that you will be observed if you are bitten by a dog, and if you don't get an injection, rabies will develop very quickly, and some of you will have 10 days, and it will be too late to get an injection at that time.

The puppy has been vaccinated, and the rabies vaccine for dogs is to prevent dogs from getting rabies, and it is still necessary to vaccinate people, and people are vaccinated to prevent people from getting rabies. Therefore, if you are bitten by a dog, even if the dog that bites you has been vaccinated, you should pay attention, first confirm to check whether the bite is broken and bleeding, if there is no broken skin or bleeding, it is fine, do not inject.

If the skin breaks and bleeds:

1 Pay attention to cleaning the wound.

2 Disinfect with 2-3% iodine or 75% alcohol.

3 Do not suture the wound.

4. Go to the local epidemic prevention center or hospital as soon as possible to vaccinate people with rabies vaccine.

If the rabies vaccine is used by humans, it is about 300-500, and the epidemic prevention stations in various places are different There are a total of 5 shots, which will be completed in one month

If the dog's first immunization has been done, it is not a big problem and is not needed. If you don't finish it, you can observe it for about 10 days, and you will be fine if the dog has no symptoms.

It's okay if it's just a little bit, the wound is OK with a little treatment, and I was also bitten and bleeding, but I didn't go for the injection.

Need. Vaccinating dogs only prevents them from developing rabies, but it does not prevent them from carrying the rabies virus. When they carry the virus and want to bite people, they can still get rabies.

Let's go to the hospital, you think it's nothing, but it's not worth it if something happens to the outside world!

The baby was bitten by the little Teddy at home, the little Teddy has just been vaccinated for more than two months, does the baby still need to be vaccinated?

It feels like vaccinating the dog is the same as not vaccinating it.

Hello! Regarding the question of whether rabies vaccination is necessary after being bitten by a dog, the World Health Organization has given the "10-day observation method" as the basis for judgment. That is, if the biting dog is not dead due to rabies within 10 days, then the bitten person does not need to be vaccinated against rabies.

A week after you were bitten by a dog, it is recommended that you find out if the dog who bit you died due to rabies, and if the answer is no, then you do not need to be vaccinated against rabies!

The reasons are as follows: 1. Healthy dogs do not carry viruses and do not need to be injected.

2. The pathology of rabies virus is the attack of rabies caused by the virus invading animal brain cells, and the animals will have very obvious abnormalities at this time, which are easy to identify. At this time, the saliva of the animal carries the virus and is infectious, if you are bitten by such an animal, you must be vaccinated against rabies!

3. Dogs are only poisoned after the onset of rabies. It is possible to transmit the rabies virus to a person through saliva when an animal that already shows symptoms of rabies bites, and the person bitten needs to be vaccinated against rabies.

4. 100% of dogs die within 3-4 days after the onset of rabies. Therefore, it is only in the 3-4 days before his death that it is contagious, and it is dangerous to be bitten. Even if you are bitten and the dog dies of rabies 10 days later, you don't have to worry because the bite is not in the infectious period.

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

5. After being bitten by a dog with rabies symptoms, you should immediately go to the rabies vaccine injection, and at the same time observe the dog that bites you, if within 10 days, the dog has not died of rabies, you can terminate the rabies vaccine injection, you can determine that you are not infected with rabies at all.

6. Rabies has an incubation period, the World Health Organization through detailed research, most of them are 20-2 months, and the longest period is 6 years.

Useless Generally 48 hours.

I don't know about this, but I recommend that you see a doctor.

Summary. There is no need to apply a band-aid, and if the wound is not easy to recover, just keep the wound dry. After that, iodophor is applied several times to avoid infection.

I was just bitten by my own puppy, but I was vaccinated in February, so how to deal with the wound.

Disease analysis: After the full course of vaccination, the absolute immunization period within 5 months does not require rabies vaccination. In your case, there is no need for rabies vaccination.

However, given your situation, it is advisable to vaccinate your cat as planned. This greatly reduces the risk of contracting rabies virus even if you don't get vaccinated.

What should I do?

The wound should be cleaned with soap and water first, and then iodophor can be applied for disinfection. Take care to keep the wound dry. Do not eat greasy, spicy and hair foods.

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There is no need to apply a band-aid, and if the wound is not easy to recover, just keep the wound dry. After that, iodophor is applied several times to avoid infection.

No band-aids.