I was bitten by little Teddy, do I want to get vaccinated?

Generally speaking, being bitten by Teddy is a vaccination

But if it doesn't bleed, just wash it

If there is very little blood, first you should rinse it with cold water for a few minutes, and then disinfect it with hydrogen peroxide or something

If your dog has been vaccinated, I think it's generally fine, the so-called bitten rabies vaccine is because the dog is a rabies or suspected rabies dog bites, how can there be so many mad dogs now!! Besides, my own puppy is in good health, what is there (I personally think).

I was bitten by a dog once when I was a child, only sterilized, and then a few years passed, and I found that the meat in that place seemed to be broken, and I went to the hospital to dig it (on the leg), and it was fine, because I liked dogs too much, and I also had a few at home, so just in case I got 5 injections later, but a few days ago I was accidentally bitten by little Teddy, and I bled a lot, and the dog was also vaccinated, so I only did the sterilization, and I didn't inject again

In short, if you feel uncomfortable, go for an injection, that is to say, the sooner the better, but seeing that you are basically not bleeding, I think it is

You just smear some Yunnan Baiyao powder on him.

You can see that you have some money. Why don't you fight? Don't you beat your heart?

Is there bleeding? After all, it's still good for a dog to hit one.

Teddy dogs that have been vaccinated, and it depends on what vaccine they are getting, the ordinary dog vaccine is to make the dog immune to common canine diseases, such as canine plague and parvo.

Teddy dogs that need to have been vaccinated against rabies within one year and have no symptoms of rabies do not need to be injected after biting.

It is recommended to get a rabies vaccine, because even if the dog has been injected, it is not guaranteed to produce antibodies, and it is necessary to go to a professional institution to test for rabies antibodies, and the positive person means that the vaccine is successfully vaccinated, and after being slightly bitten, the risk of rabies is very low, and the vaccine can not be injected, but if the bite is severe, accompanied by more bleeding or deep wounds, it should still go to the CDC for vaccination.

Being bitten by Teddy does not have to be injected, it depends on the situation. It is not necessary to get a shot if the puppy is healthy and does not carry the rabies virus. If you can't make sure that the puppy does not carry the virus, it is recommended to go to the hospital or epidemic prevention station to get the rabies vaccine.

Being bitten by Teddy does not have to be injected, it depends on the situation. The first step is to treat the wound and wash it with running water for 15 minutes, as long as you can make sure that the puppy is healthy and does not carry the rabies virus, there is no need for injections. If you can't make sure that your puppy doesn't carry the virus, it's recommended to go to a hospital or station to get a rabies vaccination, the sooner the better.

If you are bitten by an animal (such as a dog, cat, wolf, etc.) and you are not sure whether the animal is a healthy and non-toxic animal, you should go to the hospital in time to treat the wound, or wash the wound repeatedly and thoroughly with soap and water, so that most of the invading virus can be washed away, and then go to the health and epidemic prevention department as soon as possible to inject rabies vaccine. The sooner the vaccine is administered, the better the effect and the more likely it is to be protected.

Knowing a little bit about it might give you a little peace of mind. Rabies is terrible, but there's no need to be a snake.

Only when a dog (or other warm-blooded animal) has rabies will his teeth spread the germs.

If you are your own dog (or other warm-blooded animal), you don't need to be vaccinated at all.

If a dog (or other warm-blooded animal) does have rabies, it will die within a week, and there is basically no case where a dog does not die.

Here's what the World Health Organization has to say.

1. If you are bitten by a dog (or other warm-blooded animal) that has symptoms of disease or has abnormal behavior with a healthy dog (or other warm-blooded animal), you should get the rabies vaccine as soon as possible after you are bitten. Also observe the dog that bites you (or other warm-blooded animals that bite you), if the animal has not died of rabies within 10 days, you can stop the rabies vaccination, and you can determine that you have not been infected with rabies at all.

2.Healthy dogs (or other warm-blooded animals) are not poisonous. ("Poisonous" is a medical term that means "infectious," and "non-toxic" means that even if dogs, cats, etc., carry the rabies virus, they are not contagious until they develop the disease.) ）

That is, if you are sure that your dog is healthy, you don't need to be vaccinated at all.

There is no bleeding, if there is bleeding, it is still recommended to go and see.

The following text comes from an authoritative expert on rabies: Professor Zu Shuxian.

1 Healthy dogs do not carry the rabies virus and therefore do not transmit rabies. Therefore, the instructions for various rabies vaccines clearly state in the article "Vaccination Target" that it is used for people who have been "bitten or scratched by rabies or other mad animals", rather than referring to healthy dogs. If you have a lot of rabies in your area, you can also get a pre-exposure vaccination as a precaution, which is another matter.

Some people may say that we check the rabies virus positive rate of 10 or 30, it is a "superficially healthy" dog, it may be in the incubation period or the early stage of the disease, and foreign books also say that dogs and cats detoxify their saliva just a few days before the appearance of neurological symptoms? This statement is also difficult to explain. Even in endemic areas, it is unlikely that such a high proportion of dogs are infected with rabies, which does not explain the fact that rabies occurs sporadically.

2 If you are scratched and bitten by your own or neighbor's healthy dog or cat, you can rest assured that it is still healthy and healthy for 10 days. Some questioners said that he or she had been exposed for months or more or had been scratched and bitten by a dog or cat, and that the animal was fine, so there was no need to worry and not to be vaccinated. If it is a stray dog or the dog that bites you has run away and does not know the condition of the dog, please go to the CDC immediately for consultation.

3 Based on now reliable studies and published by the World Health Organization, the accepted maximum incubation period is 6 years. In the past twenty or thirty years, the book has not been accepted because of the lack of rigorous evidence. In the future, it is also possible for rabies patients to prove that their incubation period is more than 6 years, but only if there is conclusive evidence and it is recognized.

Some people ask questions that have little to do with the incubation period, but whether you have been bitten by a rabid animal?

4 Finally, please remember the fact that there are almost no reports of rabies in our cities, especially in large cities, and even if there are, only a handful. But this is not to say that the dogs and people in the city have special immunity, but because the current conditions do not meet the ecology of rabies, in layman's terms, there are no conditions for the transmission of rabies.

This is one of the important principles of epidemiology. In fact, any place that can create an ecology that is not conducive to rabies like a city is to keep dogs in yards and get vaccinated against rabies. It can be done with hard work.

No, but does Teddy bite? If I don't bite, I see people screaming.

A rabies shot within 24 hours will definitely be fine

Is there any, anyway, if you get the injection, it's fine, the vaccine must be a little*** Because it is a virus itself, and the rabies vaccine for dogs is just said that it must not be rabies, not that it cannot carry the rabies virus The incubation period of rabies can be as long as 40 years Anyway, in a word, you can get an injection within 24 hours after being bitten The sooner you get it, the safer it is.

You'll be fine with the injection - rest assured.

Teddy has a very cowish personality.

Summary. Hello Teddy puppies bite and of course need injections.

Hello Teddy puppies bite and of course need injections.

Because it's not just his own virus.

His parents also passed on some viruses to him.

Hello, my child is playing at home, puppy little teddy was bitten and needs an injection.

Need to kiss.

Yes. Hello, according to your description, after being bitten and injured by a puppy, the wound of the person suffering from the silver register must be disinfected in time, and it can be thoroughly cleaned with soapy water, or quaternary amines. However, it is important to note that soapy water cannot be used together because it reacts chemically with quaternary amines.

Deeper wounds can be cleaned with a syringe inserted into the wound and entered the Hengyan Restaurant. I hope my reply is helpful to you.

After being bitten by a puppy, you can't leave it to chance because it's a puppy, don't carry out disinfection work, and don't go to the hospital for **. But patients don't need to be too nervous and anxious. Go to the hospital to consult a doctor who will carry out reasonable disinfection of the wound, and at the same time, pay attention to the use of rabies Sokuqing vaccination, so that the situation will become serious.

After being bitten by a puppy, if there is no local** damage, rabies vaccination is usually not required, but for safety reasons, it is recommended to get rabies vaccination in time. If there is a ** breakage, the patient should go to the hospital in time for rabies vaccination. The mortality rate of rabies is high, and people with trapped branches can be life-threatening if they do not get the rabies vaccine in time.

Puppies are the main animals carrying rabies virus, and after being bitten by puppies, they need to use isotonic saline or soapy water, repeatedly rinse the bite site, clean the wound with dry gauze, and disinfect with alcohol or iodine. If the bite is deep, hydrogen peroxide should be used to irrigate the wound and debridement should be performed. Wounds usually do not need to be sutured or bandaged after debridement to avoid viral infection or compromise wound healing.

After the wound is treated, the rabies vaccine needs to be injected within 24 hours, and the whole process of injection is required, and some patients also need to be injected with rabies immunoglobulin <>