Urgent! Please help. Bitten by a dog

Just get a rabies vaccine! It's not very serious!

You only need to get the rabies vaccine, and I was just asked for five shots a few days ago, and I got 52 shots each

Haha, don't be afraid, moe. The dog didn't mean it, either.

If the wound bleeds, as long as it is not too much, do not rush to stop the bleeding, the blood that flows out can wash away the residual dog saliva from the wound and play a certain role in disinfection. After squeezing the blood, repeatedly brush the wound (sterile gauze) with 3% 5% soapy water or Xinjieerfen for 30 minutes, and insist on pain and pay attention to the fact that soapy water and Xinjieerfen cannot be used together. After rinsing, rinse repeatedly with 70% alcohol, wipe with concentrated iodine repeatedly, and do not bandage the wound.

If the wound has crusted over, the scab should also be removed and treated as described above.

Get a rabies vaccine within 24 hours.

When the dog gets the last shot of the vaccine, it can be injected with another shot of rabies vaccine, and it needs to be vaccinated every year after that.

In the future, if you are bitten and scratched by a dog that has been vaccinated against rabies (during the immunization period, every year), as long as you treat it in time according to the above method, you don't need to inject again, but if the wound is deep and severe, you need tetanus.

It is better to play, within 24 hours. A few days ago, I was also scratched by a string of teeth at home and went for an injection. In order to avoid anything in the future, let's go and fight.

You must be vaccinated against rabies, and it is best to wash the wound with soap and water.

It is recommended to go to rabies vaccination.

It's okay, no bleeding is afraid of anything.

If you have a dog that you have raised and has been vaccinated, it is no problem, and you don't have to worry about rabies.

My two dogs play with them every day, and I am often scratched and bitten on my body, and I don't go to get injections.

The function of the rabies vaccine is to form antibodies in your body before the rabies virus has flare-up, so as to prevent the rabies virus from attacking. Therefore, as long as the rabies virus has not yet attacked, it is better to fight than not to fight. Of course, the more timely the better.

If you don't want to fight, that's okay. I don't think it's a problem without a single shot.

One more word here.

Many people don't know about rabies, and everyone knows that rabies attacks kill 100% of people. In fact, the rabies virus can only be transmitted 3 days before and 2 days after the onset of the disease, that is, these 5 days. And as soon as they get sick, they will die within 7 days.

If your dog is vaccinated, there will be no problem, unless your dog is bitten by a rabid dog. If someone is bitten by a stray dog, don't kill it, catch it, isolate it for 10 days, and within 10 days it will be fine, and you won't be infected. At most, it is to prevent tetanus.

Hope it helps.