On the 4th 13th, I was bitten by a dog for two months, there was no bleeding, and I went to get the

Let's go to the hospital and ask the doctor, has the dog been vaccinated against rabies? If you don't, you should still be vaccinated.

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This condition also requires vaccination, and scratching the skin of the dog can increase the risk of rabies: even if the dog is vaccinated, the risk of disease cannot be completely ruled out2Rabies has a long incubation period:

The incubation period of rabies is 1 to 3 months on average, and timely injections are needed to reduce the risk3Treat the wound in time: In addition to injections, it is also necessary to treat the wound in time to avoid infection.

I vaccinated the dog on the 1st of the seventh sleepy spring month, and was bitten by the dog on the 4th but there was no blood? I have only received two shots of rabies potato vaccines, and now the dog is fine, do I still need to be vaccinated, will I be infected? Hand collapse.

Are dogs domesticated?

It's domestic, hasn't had much contact with stray animals, and has just turned three months.

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This situation also requires vaccination, and scratching the skin of the dog can increase the risk of rabies: even if the dog is vaccinated, the risk of disease cannot be completely ruled out2Rabies has a long incubation period:

The incubation period of rabies is 1 to 3 months on average, and timely injections are needed to reduce the risk3Treat wounds in a timely manner: In addition to injecting oaks, it is also necessary to treat wounds in time to avoid infection.

Do I still need to be vaccinated now?

I only had two shots.

It's that I've already had two injections since I was scratched, right?

That's right. If you have already fought, you don't need to fight again.

Is it still necessary to get a full five shots? I only got two injections after the doctor finished biting, and now I'm scared, if it still works.

That's subject to the doctor's advice.

Rabies vaccination is recommended. The 2-month-old puppy has received two shots of vaccine, these two shots of vaccine should be quadruple or six, to determine whether the puppy has been vaccinated against rabies, if you are not sure whether the puppy has been vaccinated against rabies, then for the sake of safety, go for the vaccine, just in case.

After being bitten by a dog, you should immediately find a water source, clean the wound with clean water and soapy water, squeeze the wound around with both hands, and completely squeeze out the infected blood. Get your first dose of rabies vaccine within 24 hours.

Because from the perspective of formal medical procedures, it is necessary to inject to prevent rabies. Because there is no best way to prevent rabies, the vaccine is the only way to prevent it, so it is more reassuring to get an injection. During the vaccination, avoid strenuous activities, do not drink alcohol, etc.

1. Be bitten by a warm-blooded animal such as a dog (cat) with symptoms of disease or abnormal behavior with a healthy cat (dog), after you are bitten, you should be injected with rabies vaccine as soon as possible, and at the same time observe the cat (dog) that bites you, if within 10 days, the cat or dog has not died of rabies, you can terminate the rabies vaccination, and you can determine that you have not been infected with rabies at all.

2. Healthy dogs (cats and other animals) are not poisonous. ("Toxic" is a medical term that means "infectious," and "non-toxic" means that even if a dog or cat carries the rabies virus, it is not contagious until they become ill.) No injections).

3. The mechanism of rabies virus is that the virus invades animal brain cells and causes rabies attacks, and animals generally have very obvious abnormalities at this time, which are easy to identify. At this time, the saliva of the animal is poisonous (there is a virus) and is infectious, and if you are bitten by such an animal, you must get a rabies vaccination. (For how to determine whether it is an animal with a rabies attack, please refer to Professor Zu Shuxian's article, which is linked under Article 6 of the Attached Information**.)

4. Dogs (cats) are only poisonous when they have rabies attacks. If a warm-blooded animal with rabies bites a person, it is possible to spread the rabies virus to a person through saliva, and you need to take rabies prevention measures.

5. In view of the fact that dogs, cats and other warm-blooded animals die within 3 to 5 days of rabies once they occur (some literature says that there are rare deaths 8 days after the onset of rabies). Therefore, it is only during the onset period a few days before its death that it is contagious, and it is dangerous to be bitten. Even if you are bitten, you don't have to worry if the dog (cat) does not die of rabies within 10 days, because the bite is not in the infectious period.

10 days is a specially extended safety observation period by the World Health Organization) (this period was originally proposed by Dr. Thailand, noting that Thailand is also an area with a high incidence of rabies and is also an endemic area).

6. Rabies has an incubation period, the World Health Organization through detailed research, most of them are 20 days to 2 months, and the longest period is 6 years, as for some examples in China, the World Health Organization expressed doubts that the world has not found evidence of long-term incubation examples, infectious disease medical experts and believe that it may be misdiagnosis or secondary exposure (medical term, the second time to be transmitted). (There is literature that if a person is bitten within 6 days, it must be the wrong dog, and it is impossible for a person to die and a dog does not die).

7. Rabies vaccination can be delayed. (If you have been bitten and it has been 6 years, you can rest assured, if the injury is old within 6 years, you can be vaccinated again, which is the same as one exposure (first bite). (Just two shots at this time).

8. Whether it is bitten by an animal with no poison, if there is no way to treat the wound at home, please wash the wound with immediately alkaline soap for at least 20 minutes, try your best to squeeze out the blood, and then go to the hospital immediately.

9. If you have animals, or often come into contact with animals, it is recommended to take three injections for pre-exposure prophylaxis, so that once you are bitten, you can directly get 2 injections to obtain immunity if you are suspected of having rabies.

You're so lucky! It must be that you have some behavioral behavior that the dog doesn't like or makes the dog scared, so it always bites you. Or you smell unfriendly! In the future, try to stay away from the dog, and you don't need to get vaccinated!

It's useless to hit within 24 hours to be effective, but it's best to consult a doctor and do something else All dogs have bacteria Some have antibodies that don't attack If you don't have antibodies, you can't do it In addition, the incubation period of rabies is 15-20 years!

You just have to wash it with soap and water. It's okay.

I was often bitten by unvaccinated puppies and bled and didn't go for injections. Just do it yourself.

Don't wait, go get vaccinated, the rabies vaccine now only needs four shots for the whole process, which is a little better than before, rabies has an incubation period, and you can rest assured when you get it, otherwise it will be like having a regular fried egg in the body for the rest of your life.

Please be aware that the dog's vaccination is only to prevent it from getting sick, not you. If you are bitten by it and bleed, you must get a rabies vaccine.

Vaccinated dogs can also carry the virus but not get sick, so it's best for people who have been bitten to get vaccinated as well. If you have your own dog, you can get long-term vaccinations. In fact, as long as the dog is more educated, it will not bite, tell it what to do and what not to do, usually at home when playing with the dog can be trained, when it has any similar biting behavior, there is a hand to close its mouth and sternly say "no" (barking is also OK) I do not advocate hitting the dog, unless it is to catch the current (when the mistake is made, it is useless to hit afterwards!) ）

Don't be afraid of 10,000, just in case. Let's fight, health is the most important thing.

It seems to be fine, because the vaccine is the first shot to take effect, and the second two shots are boosted.

To fight, that's necessary.

Forehead. I don't know, I shouldn't use it, but just in case, it's better to fight