Been bitten multiple times by a dog, none treated 5

There will be! Because if the dog does not have an immunization shot, there is even a virus in the saliva, like the rabies mentioned upstairs has a very common incubation period, and it may not have been sick at that time, but it is a bad thing as soon as it gets sick, so you'd better go to the epidemic prevention center to see it quickly!

If the rabies virus will develop hydrophobia in the future, this disease is very difficult**.

Yes, as long as there is a bite wound, it usually occurs after a few years.

Yes, the most common incubation period is 30 years, if you are okay now, it does not mean that you will be okay in the future, it is useless to go to the epidemic prevention center now, I hope that in a few years, everything will be fine for you.

How do you know those dogs aren't barking? And you also said that it was bitten by different dogs, which is difficult to tell, in rural places!

First, go to the hospital for a check-up, and don't talk about the rest.

Second, check it out and things will be easily solved!

You have to check it, this is not careless. Not long ago, one of our people died of a rabies attack. Don't be careless!

The longest incubation period can reach more than 30 years, and it is best to be careful.

Dogs everywhere! Everywhere there are people and dogs together! Rabies germs everywhere! But people are like nothing! The world is terrible!

It's best to go to the hospital for a check-up! When there is a condition, it will be difficult to treat!

There are people everywhere! It's scary with people everywhere! But people are like nothing! The world is terrible!

Alas, I really pity your mother.

If the wound is big, don't say anything, go for rabies vaccination;

If the wound is small, wash it under running water (it must be running water) constantly, apply soap several times, wipe it with alcohol after washing, wipe it again after the alcohol is dry, and repeat it three times and it will be fine.

Note: The wound should never be bandaged, but should be completely exposed.

After the onset of rabies, it is 100% fatal, and the speed goes to the hospital!!

Go to the hospital for the rabies vaccine, you can get rabies, act fast!! 1

If you are bitten by a dog and do not develop rabies for 3 years, the chance of future seizures is very small.

Is rabies still a few decades after a rabies bite?

If a person is bitten by rabies and does not take preventive measures in time, some people will develop the disease a few years later, but there is still no scientific basis for reports of the onset of the disease after a dozen or decades.

What is the incubation period for rabies?

The period of time a person begins to be infected with a pathogen and when he or she shows symptoms of that disease is called the incubation period of that disease. The incubation period of rabies is generally half a month to three months, and the incubation period of most cases is concentrated in 30-90 days, less than 1% of cases of more than 1 year, and some can reach 6 years. Less than 15 days and more than 1 year are rare, and the incubation period of less than one year can account for more than 99% of all cases.

I'm not a doctor, but I can give some advice. If you're concerned about an infection or other problem with a wound from a dog bite or scratch, it's best to consult a medical professional, such as a doctor or veterinarian. They can provide more accurate advice and treatment.

In general, a dog bite or scratch can lead to a bacterial infection. Even if the wound doesn't seem serious, there may be a risk of infection. Therefore, it is recommended that you seek medical attention as soon as possible so that your doctor can evaluate and take appropriate treatment measures, such as cleaning the wound, getting vaccinated against rabies, and fighting hunger and firstborn**.

In addition, different people have different propensity for the speed of wounds and scar formation. Red spots or erythema may be an inflammatory response to the wound, which may take longer to subside in some people. However, if you are worried or unwell with this little red dot, it is best to consult your doctor for professional advice.

In conclusion, to ensure your health and safety, please consult a doctor as soon as possible so that they can assess your wound and provide appropriate advice.

When did you bite? Are you infected now? Is the dog that bit you dead?