The other day I was bitten by a puppy on my hand 10

Let's fight rabies seedlings! Otherwise, I really got sick, but I couldn't be saved!!

Hurry up and get shots, rabies has an incubation period. You don't have to do it when. Hurry, hurry, hurry.

The problem is simple, you can get rabies if you are bitten by a dog, and %8% of dogs carry the rabies virus. In addition, according to the luck of the wound, it also depends on whether it can be infected through the wound, which means that the probability of %8 will drop by about half.

If you don't think %4 is doing any damage to your life, then don't talk about it and let him go.

If you are a person who cares so much about your health that you can't accept the %4 probability, go to the hospital as soon as possible (because you only have 24 hours of optimal time to inject, and although the injection is effective within 1 week, the chance of immunity will decrease).

If you are always bothered by this problem, this and that, then you have obsessive-compulsive disorder, I will not waste time with you.

It is recommended that you immediately go to a regular big hospital, and spend it when you should spend it, and this disease is not allowed.

Just get the rabies vaccine.

x Go get vaccinated now, not afraid of 10,000 just in case, prevention is the best;

The rabies vaccine seems to be effective within 72 hours, and it seems that the prevention effect is not good after that, and as long as the skin is broken, you have to go to the injection, and if you are bitten after a period of vaccination, you don't need to repeat the injection.

In addition, the incubation period of rabies seems to be 20-30 years, and it seems that it is not easy to treat, and the mortality rate after the onset of the disease is very high.

But I think you feel uncomfortable, most of it is a psychological factor, hehe, I don't rule out scaring yourself.

I wish you good health :)

1. Characteristics of puppy bites on humans

The characteristics of a puppy bite to a human usually include two types: a bite with a shallow mark but a clear tooth mark, and a bite with a greater depth. The former is mostly found when puppies are younger or in more docile individuals, while the latter is usually found in larger breeds or ferocious dogs.

Dog bites include hands, feet, face, etc., and wounds on the hands and face are more common.

The rupture and destruction caused by a puppy bite usually causes a local inflammatory response. In addition, if the bite wound is not cleaned and disinfected in time, it is easy to develop symptoms such as infection and pus.

2. The hand is bitten by a puppy

The manifestations of a puppy bite on the hand can usually be divided into the following stages:

1. Redness, swelling and pain in the wound. After a dog bite, the wound on the hand usually shows symptoms of redness, swelling and pain.

2. Bleeding. If the wound is severe, bleeding may occur. If the bleeding does not stop or seems to be getting worse, you need to see a doctor promptly.

3. Swelling and oozing from the wound. The wound may be swollen and oothy continuously.

Fourth, infection and inflammation. If the wound is not properly treated or is not standardized, it is easy to lead to wound infection and inflammation, which is mainly manifested as local redness and swelling around the wound, oozing, fever and other physical reactions.

3. First aid treatment for hand bitten by puppies

If you are bitten by a puppy, you need to treat it in time to reduce possible harm. The specific first aid treatment methods are as follows:

1. Rinse the wound with a large amount of water or normal saline, and disinfect it with a disinfectant cotton ball or gauze dipped in alcohol and iodine solution.

2. Bandage with clean gauze to prevent wound infection and bacterial transport.

3. If the wound is serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital for medical treatment. If necessary, doctors will also need to administer measures such as tetanus vaccination.

4. How to prevent being bitten by a puppy

To avoid being bitten by a puppy as much as possible, here are some precautions for a lump of skin:

1. Don't get into a quarrel with a dog, don't mess with a dog, and don't try to hold a dog that you don't own.

2. Be sure to let the puppy smell your hand first when touching it. If the dog owner is not present, do not rush into contact with strange dogs.

3. The dog owner or the dog's caretaker should always pay attention to the dog's behavior and behavior to prevent accidents.

Fourth, the dog owner can analyze the child's emotional state according to the age and personality of the puppy, and introduce and guide it correctly in a timely manner.

You don't need a rabies vaccine in this case, no problem. Although there is no skin breaking after being bitten, it is normal to have pain, and it is not that the muscles and veins are bitten, but just muscle soreness.

If you bite it, it's an injury, and you should go to the hospital for an injection. Just in case.

Was there blood at that time? If you don't have a miscarriage, you don't have to worry about it, if you do, you go to the hospital and let the doctor give you a shot, and then take the dog to the pet hospital to get a rabies vaccine and it's fine.

Tsk, the teeth of a two- or three-month-old puppy should be toxin-free, but it's best to go to the hospital for your injury.

Hurry to the hospital and let the doctor take a look, if the hospital is far from home, you should flush the water first, wrap it in a cloth, and then go to the hospital. [It was taught by a teacher].

Take your puppy with you to the hospital for vaccinations.

You rush to the hospital and consult a doctor.

You're past the time to get the rabies vaccine ...

Go to the hospital and see if there's anything serious.

Vaccinations are mandatory, although your dog will not carry the rabies virus, but for their own safety, they must be vaccinated, the sooner the better.

Needing a shot is a parent, no matter what dog bites or a shot is safe.

To be on the safe side, let's get a shot.

Needless to say, it's better to have 24 hours.

It must be fought, this one cannot be sloppy in the slightest.

It's best to get vaccinated, it's not bad for you, this maybe.

It's best to get an injection, so that insurance, if something unexpected happens, it's good to buy peace of mind with the injection!

Yes, throw it away, a dog that bites its owner is not a good dog.

You should go to the epidemic prevention station and ask if you need to get vaccinated against barking disease.

First of all, whether you get vaccinated or not is not whether your dog is clean or not; It's not about whether your immunity is high or not; It's about whether your dog's saliva gets into your lymphatic tissue or bloodstream. The intuitive test is whether the canine teeth have broken your dermis and caused you to bleed. Obviously, the canine teeth have broken your dermis, you are bleeding, saliva is touching your body fluid circulation tissues, and you need to go for the vaccine.

Secondly, when the dog bites and bleeds, the treatment is to wash the wound with water (normal saline is the best) for about 15 minutes as soon as possible, and then apply some alcohol or iodine wine, and then expose the wound to the air, and do not put a band-aid.

Thirdly, it is best to go to the designated vaccination hospital or epidemic prevention station within 24 or 48 hours to get the rabies vaccine administered.

Finally, take yourself seriously, although the chance of getting rabies is very low, the mortality rate of a winning bid is more than 95%, which is almost certain death. Some seemingly healthy dogs may also be carriers of the virus, which does not become ill of the disease itself, but can transmit the virus; Rabies vaccination is currently the only way to prevent rabies deaths. This is a life insurance policy, not a fear of death, so it is recommended that you get vaccinated as soon as possible – this is a good value of insurance.

It's hard to say, it's better to get vaccinated and have peace of mind.

Let's go to the hospital. It's hard to talk about this kind of thing. For more than 100 pieces lost a life is not worth much.

Get vaccinated, just in case.

To be on the safe side, if it's broken, go get a few shots. The incubation period of rabies is many years.

I was stabbed by the cat in my hometown and didn't hit it.

Well. I don't think I need to, my immunity is high

Absolutely not, and it's still a puppy, it's going to be fine, don't worry.

Not necessarily, go to the hospital first.

Dogs have bacteria all over them.

It's not good to be clean.

If there is blood, bacteria are more likely to enter the body.

Or go to the doctor.

Let's get a few shots of rabies vaccination.

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