I was bitten by a dog, there was no broken skin, there were tooth marks, swollen, do I need to be va

Although there is no broken skin, but there are tooth marks and swelling, it is still recommended to go to the local hospital as soon as possible and seek the advice of a professional doctor**. Even if there is no obvious ** damage, the possibility of internal tissue damage or infection by bacteria, viruses and other pathogens cannot be ruled out.

The doctor will make a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis based on the condition of the wound, the depth and extent of the tooth marks, and the degree of swelling, and then give corresponding recommendations. Possible measures include cleaning and disinfecting wounds, tetanus and rabies vaccinations, etc.

In addition, if the bitten dog is an unfamiliar dog or its health status cannot be determined, it should also be reported to the local animal management department or animal hospital for further observation and treatment.

In short, for any animal bite, we should attach great importance to it and take the correct treatment measures in time to ensure that the wound is properly treated and avoid possible complications and risks.

It doesn't matter. There is no bleeding, the dog is vaccinated, there is no feeling, just you are fine.

Don't worry, I've been in this situation before. The expert helped me answer, and I can rest assured.

Dogs often like this, but they just want to play with you. It's good to get used to it.

From a medical point of view, it doesn't matter at all if you don't get vaccinated, if you go to get vaccinated, it's just a psychological comfort. If you drink less, it's not a big problem, don't drink a lot.

Hehe, from an insurance point of view, getting vaccinated is very correct, after all, you may have a 50% chance of being "hit" if you are lifted. Vaccination generally requires avoiding alcohol, the main reason is to avoid reactions after vaccination, and it is recommended that it is better not to drink during vaccination.

It is best not to drink alcohol after vaccination, it is easy to be allergic, and it will often be easy to be allergic in the future. But there should be no vaccination, alas, in Chinese hospitals, if you are bitten, you are allowed to fight rabies, I think it is really funny.

No need to hit, no bite into the **, no need to hit.

Of course, you have to get vaccinated, you have to.

It should be okay, it must not break the skin, and it will be cleaned and disinfected in time.

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If you are sure that the skin is not broken and there is no bleeding, you don't need it. I sometimes get marks from my dog's teeth, and I just wash them with soapy water.

No, 1, the reason why you need to be vaccinated after being bitten by a dog is because the dog will slack the rabies virus 2, if there is no broken skin and redness and swelling, you do not need to be vaccinated.

3. The dog is estimated to have no good grasp of the strength when playing with you, after all, if it is really bitten, it will definitely break the skin.

It depends on what kind of dog it is, and it's okay to see that it's domestic, because now domestic ones are generally injected.

If you don't have anything, you don't need to get an injection. If you really feel something, go for it.

I was also bitten when I was a child, and I didn't get an injection if my skin wasn't broken, and I was fine...

Don't be afraid of 10,000, just in case, let's play safe!

As long as there is no wound, there is no need for injections, it is better to wash it with soap, I often get scratched and bitten by dogs when I work in a pet store, and I am half an expert.

It's okay if the skin is not broken, wash the dog with soap and bite it, I have been bitten twice by our Tibetan mastiff, all bite the calf, all broken skin and bleeding, and now there is a scar on the leg...

Rinse with tap water for 10 minutes, soapy water for 10 minutes, and then apply iodine. Never bandage.

If there is no broken skin, it can be disinfected.

Of course not! The virus in your dog's body is spread by touching your wound with your teeth

Don't choose that guy who talks at length, he pulls it on the Internet, and the bull's head is not the horse's mouth! 】

No injections are required.

Something happened to me.

If the skin is not broken, it is not a big deal, but if the skin is broken, then you will have to go to the dog injection.