Do you have to get rabies if you are bitten by an animal 20

This may be because rabies has an incubation period. Not all people who are bitten by cats are infected with the rabies virus, and not all people who are infected with the virus will get sick, after so much time, it is useless to worry, and a happy mood will strengthen your body's resistance!

It's long overdue to go to the hospital for a check-up, and if you're worried, you can go to the hospital to see it.

This question is very level... Brother Ren saw at a glance that there were only dogs left in the world. The realm is very high...

It's not like you're bitten by something to get rabies.

Introduction: Animals carrying rabies virus are the most important source of rabies infection, and most of the rabies virus is caused by dogs and cats, which belongs to rabies virus and high-risk animals. In addition, animals such as bats, foxes, rabbits, and rats can have rabies virus.

The rabies virus is mainly caused by animal bites, and except for the very rare case of rabies transplantation through tissue and organ transplantation from a rabies patient, transmission from person to person has never been proven, so there is no need to worry about infection if you are scratched or bitten. <>

Rabies virus belongs to the genus Rabies virus of the Rhabdoviridae family, and the virus particles are composed of two parts: the outer shell and the core, the outer shell is a tightly complete lipoprotein bilayer envelope, which is embedded with glycoproteins, and the inner side is mainly membrane proteins, that is, matrix proteins. The inside of the virus is a spiral-shaped nucleocapsid, which is composed of a single strand of RNA and protein. The three proteins of nucleoprotein, large transcriptase protein or RNA polymerase and phosphoprotein are collectively called ribonucleic acid proteins.

After being infected with rabies virus, the incubation period generally ranges from 2 to 3 months, and the symptoms that may appear after the onset of the disease include hyperactivity, restlessness, fear of water, and sometimes fear of wind. Paralytic rabies accounts for 20% of all human deaths. Compared with manic rabies, the course of the disease is less severe, but it usually lasts longer, starting with a bite or scratch and gradually paralyzing the muscles, then gradually changing into a coma and finally death.

If you are accidentally bitten by a cat or dog, you must rinse the wound with water or soapy water in time, and you can wipe some iodine after rinsing to disinfect it. These are just emergency treatments after being bitten, and after doing these things, you must go to the hospital or epidemic prevention department as soon as possible to get the rabies vaccine, which can effectively prevent rabies fever.

Mad dogs, wild dogs, cats, wolves, foxes, jackals, pigs, cows, sheep, horses, camels, if bitten by these animals, you will get rabies.

Rabies can occur after being bitten by monkeys, dogs, bats, cats, wolves, cows, horses, sheep, rabbits, and other animals.

1. Puppies, puppies may become carriers of the virus, but it is safer to have a vaccine at home, 2. Cats, some outside cat nails contain the virus, 3. Pigs, cows, horses, donkeys.

No, unless that animal carries the rabies virus and humans are more resistant to rabies than other animals, less than 40% of people will get sick from being bitten by an infected animal. However, once any rabies-infected animal catches and bites a person, they have a chance of getting rabies. When rabies strikes, this animal has a virus in its saliva, and it goes without saying that the virus enters the wound when bitten.

There are also many animals that lick their paws, so there is also a high chance that the scratches will be infected.

Even the caves where venomous bats congregate and live have viruses in the air, and as long as the virus content in the air is high, there is a chance to breathe the air without biting. And you can only get infected if you are bitten by an infected dog. And it can only be infected when a sick dog bites.

And it can only be infected when a sick dog bites. Biting your dog is the main prerequisite for the onset of rabies. In addition, there is no risk of rabies for all so-called levels of exposure.

If the dog is not carrying the virus, you will not get rabies if it eats your leg. <>

Just in case, it's all hysteria on the part of phobias. Regulations for rabies control were established decades ago and are already seriously lagging behind. Because there were very few pet dogs at that time, there were also many free-range dogs.

Dogs fight with each other and get injured more, so the probability of getting rabies is high. Got bitten by a dog just to be safe. Get vaccinated as much as possible.

Until now, as long as it can be confirmed that his dog has not fought with other animals in six months, and has not been bitten by an animal of unknown origin in six months, it is impossible for him to carry the rabies virus. <>

It is a contagious disease. Dogs are inherently virus-free. Currently, most dog injuries are caused by pet dogs.

I advise you to get vaccinated indiscriminately, either stupid or bad. Including doctors. One has to admire the intimidation propaganda of the relevant interest units for decades.

The abuse of rabies vaccine in China is known all over the world. If you have watched me and have always wanted to get vaccinated, I can only thank you on behalf of the vaccine industry chain. Getting vaccinated against rabies is painful, expensive, and can have ***.