Can I get sick if I am bitten by a dog and not vaccinated?

Not all people are infected with the disease, about 15 20 people are bitten by sick dogs, and about 50 people are bitten by sick wolves, and the incidence and the length of the incubation period are related to the following factors: The location of the bite. Those who bite the head, neck, and hands have more disease, and the incubation period is shorter; The opposite is true for bites on the lower extremities.

The degree of trauma. Patients with large and deep wounds and multiple wounds are more likely to develop the disease and have a shorter incubation period. Local treatment conditions.

With appropriate treatment, the disease is less severe and the incubation period is longer. Dress thickly. Thickly dressed people at the bite site are less likely to develop the disease and have a longer incubation period.

Adrenocorticosteroids and overstress (eg, fear of rabies) can sometimes precipitate the disease.

The incubation period of rabies fluctuates the most, from 6 days, 12 days to 1 year or more than 5 years, generally within 2 weeks to 3 months, 99% of the onset within 1 year, 1% of the onset of more than 1 year, but in fact, more than 1 and a half years are already very rare, the longest incubation period is 6 years, WHO has actual verification and proof of two 6-year medical records, China's so-called very special up to 30 to 40 years of no conclusive evidence.

The dog has been vaccinated, you have been fine for three years, there should be no problem.

Now you say that no one can say this question well, it's not that the dog has been bitten by a rabies seedling needle, and it's all right, the dog's bacteria are still latent in the human body, it's been 3 years, why do you only think to ask this question now, or go to the hospital to have a good checkup, and listen to the professional doctor to give you the answer.

The dog that bites you is sure that it has been vaccinated and does not carry the virus should be fine, and after two or three years. When I was a child, I don't know how many times I was bitten by a dog and I didn't get vaccinated, isn't it still alive and well!

Rest assured. If you get rabies in three years, it's less likely than winning the lottery.

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Dog bites are normal and say that it has been so long, and it is useless to worry.

I have more than 20 tooth marks on my hand, and I've never had an injection.

Dogs are vaccinated and fine.

After the dog is bitten, it is recommended to go to the pet hospital in time to wash the wound to reduce infection, and it is also necessary to conduct a detailed exploration of the wound to clarify the scope of the bite. Because after a dog is bitten, there is a high risk of subcutaneous tissue.

Extensive tears and severe infections in bitten dogs due to bacteria in the mouth and teeth. Therefore, after the dog is bitten, it is necessary to explore the extent of the wound, and if there is a large laceration under the skin, surgery needs to be considered.

Expose the wound, rinse thoroughly, and close the torn tissue to avoid the formation of a subcutaneous cavity that affects tissue and wound healing, and consider placing a negative pressure drain depending on the severity of the wound.

Promotes tissue exudate exudate. After the dog is bitten, in addition to surgical treatment, it is also necessary to take oral antibiotics on time to avoid secondary bacterial infection, and at the same time strengthen nutrition to promote wound healing and recovery. Dogs usually have a certain sense of territory, so it is recommended that dogs wear leashes as much as possible when going out to reduce the chance of dogs biting and fighting.

Hurry up and get the rabies vaccine at the hospital. Build to have a safety guarantee for your body.

If the dog is normal and there is no problem, it is generally fine, if the dog with rabies virus is bitten and there is no vaccine for the pinxiang, there is something wrong, but it is not sure whether the dog is deficient and infected, so it is better to be bitten or vaccinated.

Summary. Hello, as long as the dog has regular rabies vaccination, the probability of this infection is very low, don't worry.

I was bitten by a dog, but I didn't get vaccinated, I was worried that it would be contagious, and the dog has been vaccinated with rabies vaccine, is the risk high?

Hello, as long as the dog has regular rabies vaccination, the probability of this infection is very low, don't worry.

However, because most dogs will not produce antibodies in the body after being injected with rabies vaccine, even if the dog has been vaccinated, it cannot be judged whether there is rabies virus in its body, and there is no effective means of rabies, and its fatality rate is very high, almost 100% blind, so in the current situation of worshipping gods, you must go to the hospital immediately after being bitten by a dog to inject rabies vaccine, regardless of whether the biting dog has been vaccinated, for the safety of their own life. Vaccinations must be given immediately. Many people do not have a correct understanding of rabies, rabies is a disease that has not been overcome by current medicine, once infected, you can almost only wait for death, the consequences are very serious, therefore, for the safety of life must be treated with caution, no matter what the situation, and regardless of whether the animal has been vaccinated, once bitten or scratched, must be injected with rabies vaccine in time.

But the odds are very low.

Seek medical attention promptly and get vaccinated against rabies. If the wound is deep, tetanus vaccination should also be given to prevent tetanus infection. After being bitten by a puppy, in addition to considering whether to inject rabies reluto vaccine, it is also necessary to choose whether to inject tetanus anti-natoxin or some other antibiotics according to the degree of contamination of the wound to reduce the possibility of bacterial infection.

<> because the essence of the rabies vaccine is to protect dogs from disease, it does not mean that they do not carry the rabies virus, so if you bite someone, it is still easy to bring the rabies virus to people, so you still have to get an injection. First of all, dogs will basically not get rabies after being injected with the rabies vaccine, but it can only mean that the rabies vaccine makes them immune to the virus, but the virus can still survive in dogs. Secondly, if the dog bites deeply after biting, then it is very likely that the rabies virus carried by them will follow the saliva into the human bloodstream, and finally the bitten person will be infected with the rabies virus.

Finally, the lethality rate of this virus is very high, and there is no way to ** rabies, so in order to prevent it, it is necessary to get vaccinated in time after the bite. <>