If you have been bitten by a dog and have not been given a rabies shot, can you get rabies?

Normally, no, the incubation period of rabies virus is very long, usually 15 to 20 years I have been bitten by dogs, but it has been more than 20 years It's okay Don't worry, don't worry, it's going to be fine! And good luck!!

If nothing happens within 3 to 10 days, the chance of getting rabies is extremely low. If 6 years have passed, there will be no more incidents, because the longest incubation period for rabies is 6 years.

Normally not, but the rabies virus has a long incubation period, so don't eat dog meat!

My dog often bites me, my dog is not a mad dog, is a bad boy who is spoiled by me, he has been biting me since he was one year old, I have never been injected, I don't know if it is possible to have rabies in a few years in the future, but, I don't believe in rabies vaccine such things, friends, think about it, is there a person who has rabies**, my mother said that they once treated a case in the hospital, and whether it was discharged from the hospital later is unknown, but the vaccine is a prevention, not a cure, if it is really bitten by rabies, I don't think it will be better.

The incidence of rabies in the city is 1 in 100,000, if your dog has not been bitten by rabies, there will be no rabies, so unprovoked injection is not only a waste of money, but also harmful to the body, my suggestion is to have iodine wine and medicated soap at home, if your dog bites first to clean with medicated soap, and then iodine on it, so the incidence will be reduced, if you do not clean the wound even if the later vaccination effect is not very effective.

You won't have a problem, this dog won't be rabies, we can't let rabies do everything.

If you take care of the wound in a timely manner within 12 hours, there will be no problem!

Generally, it will not take 10 days and half a month before the onset of the disease is fine.

Rabies has an incubation period and is best taken to take it down.

I'm not an expert, just my opinion based on my years of experience with dogs.

Dog bites, I divide into 3 types:

1. Unintentionally being scratched while playing.

This situation, as everyone knows, will not be a problem. (Because the dog didn't go berserk).

2. Take a bite suddenly when you are afraid.

Dogs will attack when they are afraid or feel threatened, but this attack is completely under the sense of self-protection, so there is no big problem, superstition says to cut off a little hair on the dog's tail and burn it with fire, otherwise it will get heart disease and sleep poorly at night.

3. The dog goes crazy and attacks for no reason. (This probability is high, it is better not to consider it, and get an injection immediately).

This kind of is dangerous, as the so-called madness, if it is not poisonous, it will go crazy. But I think it also depends on the situation, if the dog usually behaves normally.

If there is no symptom of madness, then normal people's resistance can inhibit this germ, but the dog itself is a mad dog, so it is okay to go to the doctor. I used to hear the old people say that dogs attack when they are intentional or crazy is the most poisonous.

The above is just my opinion, but the reliability of the appeal is not high, and even if it is, I strongly recommend seeing a doctor.

Just in case, in a peaceful society, health is the most important thing.

Rather than rescue it after it happens, it's better to choke it before it happens.

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No, I have been drugged by dogs since I was a child, and I have been drugged by dogs after the age of 10, some of them are my own dogs but have not been vaccinated, generally if it is a domestic dog, you can not be afraid, but it does not rule out the possibility of disease, after all, the incubation period of rabies can be decades, it is best to fight, don't worry about money, but I have never been bitten by my own dog.

Not necessarily, it depends on whether the dog is crazy or not. But it's better to fight for prevention.

It's better to fight, not afraid of 10,000, just in case, it's better to go ...... now