Is it possible for a person to get an iron within 10 days after being bitten by a dog?

After a human is bitten by a rabies virus-infected animal, the incubation period is asymptomatic and gradual, and clinical symptoms rarely occur within 20 days, and most cases do not develop until 30 days or even 4-6 months later.

If you get sick, you can't be saved, and you should be able to say that, because people with rabies are almost never alive, as if there was a case of life-saving, but there were also sequelae

If you are bitten by a dog, you should wash the wound and inject the vaccine in time

The incubation period of rabies is very long, maybe a few years later, maybe very soon, this is not easy to say. However, if the back dog bites, you must go to the injection, otherwise once you have an attack, you will die, and now this disease can only be prevented, not cured.

1. Just take care of the wound and you'll be fine.

Not all dog bites will get rabies, and there is a requirement to meet one condition - the dog is in the rabies infection period. If it can be determined that the biting dog does not carry rabies in its body, and it is not in the infectious period, then if it is bitten by a healthy dog, it only needs to treat the bitten part according to the severity of the wound according to the trauma, and there is no need to vaccinate against rabies, and the wound will be fine when it recovers.

2. Healthy dogs generally do not take the initiative to attack humans at will, it may be because you continue to provoke it, hinder it from eating, dogs protect cubs and other reasons caused by biting behavior, at this time, after being bitten, you should immediately stay away from the biting dog, as soon as possible to a safe place to treat the wound.

Rinse the wound repeatedly with strong soapy water, then rinse thoroughly with a large flow of water, then wipe off the water, and apply 5% iodine or more than 75% alcohol to the wound to disinfect the wound.

If the wound is serious and the dog cannot judge whether it is a healthy dog, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible to bandage the wound, and if necessary, to vaccinate against rabies to prevent illness and death.

3 It's okay. After being bitten by a dog, put the dog in the place of daily life, closely observe the dog that bites, if it is ten days after the bite, the dog is still healthy and has no symptoms, it means that the dog is healthy, not a dog with rabies, and it will be fine if it is bitten without injection, because if it is a dog with rabies, it will generally die within 6 days, not more than 10 days.

41. Rabies usually has an incubation period of more than 1 month in dogs, and dogs within one month of age usually do not have rabies.

2. If the dog is in good health or sick for more than 10 days, it means that it is not rabies.

3. The dog is sick, but the time from the health condition to the acute onset of symptoms is very fast, and it is not rabies.

4. Dogs often trip or walk in circles, and their heads hit the wall, as if they are blind, it is not rabies, which may be a manifestation of dog distemper or other diseases.

5. If the dog does not have obvious irritability or often bites for no reason, it is not rabies.

6. Dogs generally do not get rabies after the rabies vaccine is valid.

Note: If you are bitten by your own dog and meet the above 6 criteria, it means that the dog does not have rabies and does not need to be injected after being bitten.

To be precise, if the animal involved in the accident remains healthy for 10 days (it is fine if it is not dead or dying), the risk of infection can be absolutely ruled out, and there is no need to continue to be injected, even if it is not injected, there is no need to worry about it anymore.

The incubation period is not contagious, only the bite of the animal can be infected, and from the onset of the disease (initial asymptomatic) to death or near death, it is not more than 10 days, so 10 days when the animal remains healthy absolutely excludes the risk of infection!

The authoritative document on the WHO official website, "Second Report of the WHO Expert Consultation on Rabies", is written on page 115, and the screenshot is as follows:

Whether it was bitten by a dog or not, as long as the puppy was fine for ten days, the person would be fine.

It's okay! The one-day observation method means that after being bitten or scratched by a suspected mad animal (dog or cat, etc.), the animal is kept for observation for one day (in rabies-endemic areas, vaccination is required before observation) If the biting animal does not die within 10 days, it proves that the biting animal does not have rabies, and the bitten person can 100% rule out the possibility of being transmitted rabies.

The one-day observation method is one of the rabies prevention and control methods recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), that is, after being bitten by a warm-blooded animal such as a dog (cat) with disease symptoms or abnormal behavior with a healthy cat (dog), it is necessary to inject rabies vaccine as soon as possible, and at the same time observe the cat (dog) that bites, if the cat or dog has not died of rabies within 10 days, the rabies vaccination can be terminated, and it can be determined that the bitten person has not been infected with rabies at all.

This approach excludes 100% of the possibility of rabies transmission in humans. The decameron observation method was proposed by Thai scientists, who were also very prevalent in our country, a well-known Thai physician, who observed naturally infected dogs and cats for 20 years (1985-2005) (1820 dogs and 332 cats) and found that they would die within 10 days of rabies, compared to the previous 10 days that scientists had obtained through laboratory experiments in 1963 and 1965.

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If you are bitten by a dog, please go to the hospital for a check-up, just in case.

Hello! There is no scientific basis for the statement that it is safe for ten days if the dog bites and needs to be vaccinated in time, and there is no scientific basis for the statement that the animal does not die for ten days after the bite. Doctor needs to be seen.

It's no longer possible, the three questions you said are all nonsense, the ten-day observation method is very authoritative, and there is no need to go for injections if the ten-day dog is not dead.

Regardless of the size of the dog, it is best to go for rabies vaccination, which is more safe.

No, try to get the rabies vaccine. Because the incubation period of the rabies virus in the body is different from that in the human body. It may be fine for a lifetime in a dog, but it may have a seizure in a few years in a human. So let's try to get vaccinated as much as possible

Not necessarily, always get a rabies vaccine.