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What to do if a dog bites.

Dog bites, whether they are rabid dogs or normal dogs, should be rinsed with plenty of water (more than 10,000 ml) as quickly as possible. If there is no water source around, then you can use human urine instead of clean water to rinse, and then try to find water.

Rinse the wound thoroughly. Dog bite wounds are often small on the outside and deep on the inside, which requires the wound to be enlarged as much as possible when rinsing, and to squeeze the surrounding soft tissues vigorously to try to rinse the dog's saliva and blood on the wound stained on the wound. If the wound bleeds excessively, try to apply a tourniquet immediately and then take the patient to the hospital for emergency treatment.

Remember: don't bandage your wounds!

Rinsing the wound on the spot, immediately and thoroughly is the key to determining the success or failure of the rescue, and it is absolutely wrong not to forget to rinse the wound, or rinse it so-so, or even apply some red mercury to bandage the wound and go to the hospital.

The skin was bitten inside, but there was no flesh, and there was a small piece of black, so I squeezed out the blood with my hands on the broken skin. --Done right. Should I squeeze more blood, is there 1-2ml?

Then I put on some anti-inflammatory ointment--- which didn't work. If the dog has rabies virus, it can't get rid of the inflammation.

What else can be done? -- It's too late. Vaccinations should be given within 72 hours.

However, let me tell you one thing: if you are bitten shallowly and handled it well, even if the dog is sick, your chances of getting sick are very small.

The answer upstairs was comprehensive, but in the case of a domestic dog, the rabies vaccine should be given immediately after the initial treatment of the wound, preferably within 24 hours.

I think Xiucai has a point. The onset of rabies is a small probability event, so there is no need to worry too much. If you make yourself more down-to-earth and go for vaccination, you can at least comfort yourself. Hehe.

I was also bitten by a dog recently, and I squeezed out the blood, so I told you to hurry up and get the rabies vaccine, because once it breaks out, it will be a 100% mortality rate, go to the local health and epidemic prevention station, and get five shots, which are 0 days, 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, and 28 days.

It should be hit within 24 hours of biting!

The incubation period of rabies is very long, it is recommended that you do not tease the dog in the future and go for a rabies vaccine immediately!

Injection! (Regardless of whether there is enough or not, you must get an injection)! Safety first!!

Fight rabies pre-vaccination, city defense domain station, go immediately now.

Fight rabies pre-vaccination, go right away!

After the dog is bitten, the owner first checks the size of the wound to determine the severity of the injury, and according to the severity of the dog's injury**. Start by kicking off the hair around the wound and washing the wound with saline to reduce inflammation, while applying anti-inflammatory powder or iodine to the outside of the wound, which is mainly used to treat minor bites. If the dog's ** is avulsed, after thoroughly cleaning the wound according to the above steps, wrap the wound first, and then send it to the hospital.

When treating wounds, owners should not forget to use antibiotics and other drugs to prevent secondary infections from the wound and endanger the health of the dog. For dogs that have been bitten very severely, targeted methods should also be used**, such as infusion, hemostasis, etc.

Therefore, in order to prevent our own or other people's dogs from being bitten, we must not forget to put on a leash when taking the dog out for a walk, so as to effectively avoid being bitten.

If the dog is bitten, clean the wound with water, squeeze out the blood of the soft tissues of the injured part, so as not to infect other tissues, disinfect the wound as soon as possible with 75% alcohol, and go to the nearby hospital to vaccinate the dog, so as not to infect other dogs and people, if there are children at home, try not to let the injured dog and the child come into contact to avoid infection, and observe the dog's mental state in the next week, and reduce contact with people.

If your dog has been bitten by another dog, whether or not to get vaccinated depends on the situation. That is, whether he has a dog license or evidence of vaccination. You need to judge whether he has been vaccinated within the validity period.

If you haven't been vaccinated, then you must get vaccinated with him. The most common vaccinations are the vaccine against infectious diseases and the rabies vaccine. And the best words about these vaccines are to be given within twenty-four hours.

If the dog bites the dog, you can ignore it first, first deal with the relationship between the two dog owners politely, speak politely, and there are no major problems that can be humble and understandable.

It's normal to bite it, and if it bites badly, take it to the veterinarian. It's best to see a veterinarian.

In this case, if the dog is vaccinated twice, it is still okay, if it is not vaccinated, there must still be a problem, and the dog must be vaccinated.

When two tigers fight, one will be injured.

I advise you to go to the hospital as soon as possible!! I have examples of this all around me.

Generally, the time of rabies attack is after the bite, and most of them do not exceed 3 months after 7 to 15 days. As for those who develop the disease many years later, the chance is 1 in 10,000.

Antibodies can be produced after 3 injections, but not immediately after the injection, and there are still a few days to go. The last two shots are boosted in order to race against the virus and buy time! If you are bitten by a sick dog or a dog that cannot be monitored, you should get 5 injections according to the doctor's instructions.

If the dog that bites you is not dead within 10 days of biting, then you do not need to fight again because the dog was not contagious at the time of the bite.

As long as you've been vaccinated and don't get sick before the vaccine takes effect, you can rest assured. You'll be fine, as for ***, there will be some. It'll be fine in a few days.

If you are still not sure, just wait until you get vaccinated and go to the hospital for a laboratory test. See if the vaccine is successful, and if so. Then you promise that there will be no problem, there are antibodies in the body, what is there to be afraid of!

Dog bites can spread rabies, but it must be the dog's own rabies and is in the attack period, only then it is possible to transmit it to humans, but the probability of this is too low.

Don't worry, just take a quiet break. Besides, you also got vaccinated a few days ago.

You're enough to carry! It's not my own home! What are you provoking him? I guess this dog is also very fierce!

Go to the hospital and ask a doctor! I can't tell you what to say! Domestic dogs generally do not have rabies! But just in case, let's go to the hospital!

It is advisable to ask a doctor!

Hehe. Luck! Show your domineering spirit, and the dog won't bite you, unless it's a mad dog!

If you bite you in the back and it's not a mad dog, you don't have to hit it, and you don't need to be bitten within half a year.

Catch it in the hospital and ask the doctor, I wish you good health, why are you so careless!!

It is best to go to the hospital for a shot during the insurance period.

Have you asked your classmates if their dogs are vaccinated against rabies? If you don't have it, you have to get an injection.

If you get it, the danger is small, that is to say, it may be nothing if you don't get it (but it's still dangerous) It's best to get an injection!

I wish you good health.

If you bleed, you need to get an injection! Certain!

Be sure to go to the hospital and see what the doctor says, even if the doctor wants to make some money, you might as well get an injection, safety is the most important thing!!

If his dog is vaccinated, you don't have to get vaccinated, and if his dog is not vaccinated, you have to get a rabies vaccine.

Go for the injection, don't be afraid of 10,000, just in case.

Go to the hospital and ask the doctor, the little idea should be fine