Are fever, vomiting, and depression symptoms of rabies in my child?

According to international practice, generally after being bitten by a dog, if the dog does not have rabies within 10 days, people can basically rule out the possibility of rabies.

If the dog that bit the child is still there, the possibility of rabies is basically ruled out. I won't despise you, because generally bitten by a dog will not get rabies, mainly strange dogs, or stray dogs, the symptoms of rabies dogs are obviously different from healthy dogs, dogs will only be infected when rabies attacks, dogs will die 100% in 3 to 4 days, that is to say, the infectious period is 4 days. It is estimated that the child will not be rabies, take care of the child's illness with peace of mind, and hope that the child will be ** as soon as possible.

Rabies, also known as hydrophobia, is human rabies caused by rabies virus infection, manifested as acute, progressive, almost irreversible encephalomyelitis, clinical appearance of unique hydrophobia, fear of wind, excitement, pharyngeal muscle spasm, salivation, progressive paralysis, and finally death due to respiratory and circulatory failure.

My advice to you is: dogs should be constantly observant. If the dog has not died for 1 month, I recommend that you rule out the shadow of rabies.

Internationally, it's a 10-day observation method, but because yours is a child, your child's immune system is slightly worse than that of an adult. It's been more than 20 days since the dog died, and I don't think it matters.

In addition, according to your statement, the child does not seem to have been bitten by a dog, and it is possible that the doctor will wash it vigorously during the cleaning, causing a break.

If you are really unsure, I recommend that you give your child a rabies vaccination according to the doctor's advice.

Wishing your child good health! Rest assured!

The incubation period for rabies does not exceed 1 year, usually in 1 month!! Is it too late for rabies! Because rabies cannot be treated, the mortality rate is 100%, go to the hospital and have a look, you shouldn't ask this kind of question online!

I feel sorry for an irresponsible mother like you!

Isn't it all out of your control? Rabies is death! I guess it's fine! As long as the saliva doesn't touch the blood, it's okay! People who get rabies don't drink water! Hehe! So your son is not!

I don't understand what the hospital said, if it is confirmed, you can find me, our family's ancestral ** thing, no money, my father cured two. Only for the benefit of all beings.

Find a large hospital and ask, for the sake of the child.

Does your child hear the sound of dripping water when he drinks water?

Is the dog still there? If you're still there, you're not afraid.

There are many reasons for cats to vomit and diarrhea, the symptoms of rabies are low-grade fever, drowsiness, lack of appetite, a few have nausea, vomiting, headache (mostly in the occipital region), back and back pain, and general discomfort

It is not a symptom of rabies, because you have been bitten for a while, and according to the international 10-day observation method, the dog or cat is still alive and healthy after 10 days after the bite, that is, there is no chance of contracting rabies, because the cat did not get sick or the cat was healthy when you were bitten! Your condition is caused by unhygienic eating or eating hot and cold at the same time in a short period of time!

How old and have you been vaccinated against rabies? It's normal for cats to vomit and have hairballs in their stomachs that they will vomit out on their own. Another cat with rabies does not live more than ten days, but very few cats now get rabies. Don't worry too much, the rabies vaccine is given once a year, so remember to get it on time.

It may have eaten something raw or unclean, and in general, it is inactive and can sleep for a day. You can see if the cat's nose is white and dry, if so, then the cat is sick, I have 9 cats in my house, I never go to the pet hospital, it is very expensive, and the cat is afraid to go out.

In any case, the cat should eat, otherwise it will be hungry if it does not die of illness, and the resistance will decline when it is sick, and it will be even worse if you don't eat it when you are hungry!

Go to the pet hospital to ask, I think it's not a parasite in trouble, it's time to fight worms, the last time I went to the hospital, people said that if there are parasites, cats love diarrhea, and the mental appetite is not good, you go to try, find a professional pet hospital, and then the vaccination is better, and to give it cat food, if you often give it to eat the liver and lungs of animals and the like, it is particularly susceptible to parasites, and it is not good for humans.

The symptoms, i.e. clinical manifestations of rabies, can be divided into four distinct phases:

1. Incubation period: (about 4-6 weeks on average, the shortest and longest range can reach 10 days to 8 months), the time of the incubation period varies from a few days to several years according to the individual's physique, and the infected person has no symptoms during the incubation period.

2. Prodromal period: the infected person begins to experience symptoms such as general malaise, fever, tiredness, restlessness, pain at the bite site, and paresthesia.

3. Excitable period: the patient's various symptoms reach the peak, and there are symptoms such as mental tension, general spasms, hallucinations, delirium, fear of light, sound, water, and wind, so rabies is also known as hydrophobia, and patients often suffocate to death because of spasms in the throat.

4. Coma period: If the patient can survive the excitement period, he will enter the coma period, and the patient will be in a deep coma in this period, but the various symptoms of rabies are no longer obvious, and most of the patients who enter this stage eventually die of failure.

Because you mentioned being bitten by a cat for 5 to 6 days, plus it is not possible to diagnose the disease based on the symptoms you provided, but it is recommended that you go to the hospital to get vaccinated against rabies, because the mortality rate of rabies is almost 100%.

The incubation period of rabies is 5 years or even 10 years, how can it attack so quickly, it does not directly contact your teeth, inside the blood vessels, there is nothing to do Your temple pain may be caused by factors in your heart, if you are really not at ease It is recommended that you go to the hospital to have a look. Bless you !!

Human rabies generally does not onset so quickly, your temple and arm pain should be psychological, you have been injected with rabies vaccine 1 year ago, if it is safe and effective, you will basically not get sick, in addition, according to the norms, you should still go to the booster vaccine.

It's okay·· I have a lot of dogs... Often bitten · · See your high score... Let me tell you: washing the wound with soap and water at the first time is more useful than giving an injection... But if you are bitten by a rabid dog... It's time to get a serum...

The typical symptom of rabies is hydrophobia, which means that drinking water, hearing the sound of water, or simply hearing others mention water can cause severe laryngeal muscle spasms and eventually ......die from dehydrationYou may have other causes for these symptoms, and it is best to seek medical attention promptly ......

Right now, your odds are low, because an incubation period of more than 10 years is rare, and theoretically nothing is possible.

But let's go for a blood test.

It should be fine.

You are a typical rabies phobia, where did so much rabies come from, a person's chance of getting rabies is equivalent to winning the 5 million jackpot, you are too psychologically stressed. Take 10,000 steps back, even if your symptoms are pre-rabies, what can you do, and there is no ** rabies method at present. Anyway, it's like this, and you don't have the ability to change, so you have to learn to accept it.

It's better to let go of your mind, relax yourself, and feel cheerful, the sun is shining, and the sky is blue. Your symptoms are gone.

There is no need to panic, you can go to the relevant testing institution for a test, such as the Centers for Disease Control. I guess it's a psychological effect plus a little cold.

I really don't feel at ease to take high-potency immunoglobulin, these presumptuous diseases you are talking about don't seem to be madness, maybe other diseases such as colds. Don't be too pretentious.

Or go to the hospital to see the insurance, when you hack your money, it is also saving your life.

It is not excluded that you scare yourself and have caused hysteria.

There are a lot of things like this when I was studying medicine.

Rabies is a neurotropic virus, the onset of the dog seems to die in about a week, I have the impression that if the biting dog dies madly in a week, the bitten person did not run,,, but if you wait for a long time in **a little late, so generally in the bite within 24 hours of the injection, although the incubation period is different, the longest I heard about more than ten years,,, I still think you are hysteria,,, scare yourself.

What are the symptoms of rabies, and how many symptoms are so terrible!

Let's go to the hospital and have a look.

Problem analysis: Hello According to your description, the child has fever and vomiting after receiving the rabies vaccine, which is generally not suitable for the rabies vaccine.

Advice: It is recommended that you go to the hospital for further examination to find out the specific cause may be due to the symptoms caused by a cold and drink plenty of water.

Your symptoms don't look like rabies, but wounds such as contact with a dog's saliva, blood, or other secretions can do lead to rabies. Wound management, human rabies immune globulin or anti-rabies serum (passive immunization with immunoglobulin in cases of heavy exposure to multiple sites and immunocompromised patients) and rabies vaccination followed by rabies vaccination are recommended.

The incubation period for rabies is usually 1-3 months, ranging from less than a week to more than a year. The initial symptoms of rabies are fever, often pain at the wound site, or an unusual or unexplained shivering, tingling, or burning sensation (paresthesias).

As the virus spreads through the central nervous system, it develops into lethal progressive encephalomyelitis.

Then the following two scenarios may occur. Symptoms of manic rabies are hyperactivity, restlessness, hydrophobia, and sometimes wind. The patient died a few days later due to cardiorespiratory failure.

Preparable rabies accounts for about 30% of all human deaths. Compared with manic rabies, the duration is less intense and usually longer. Starting at the site of the bite or scratch, the muscles gradually become numb.

The patient then fell into a coma and eventually died. Preparerial rabies is often misdiagnosed, resulting in underreporting of rabies.

Canine plague is not contagious, nor will it infect canine plague into rabies, too much hand washing and not applying hand cream will cause the hands to lack of water and cause cracking, or washing hands without drying the wind Sometimes it will be like this, you vomit or your own reasons, and rabies has nothing to do with rabies.

Canine plague will not be transmitted to people, this is not a zoonotic disease, you have wounds on your hands, and you usually take care of the dog and do not pay special attention, it may be infected with some bacteria, but rabies infection is to contact blood, for the depth of the wound is also related, like the back of your hand ** cracked, this degree of wound is not infected with rabies, you should go to the hospital for a blood test, to find out the exact cause of physical discomfort.

This canine plague is not contagious! You may be overly nervous! ‧ If it's not a big problem, apply some potion to your wound. If you have a fever, seek medical attention immediately. No problem if you don't have a fever! ~