Can I get tetanus if I take blood illegally?

No Tetanus is an acute specific infection caused by tetanus bacilli invading the wound and secreting toxins, which is mainly manifested as continuous contraction and paroxysmal spasms of the whole body or local muscles. Tetanus bacillus is a gram-positive anaerobic bacillus that is widely found in soil, feces and is highly resistant to the environment. During trauma, it can contaminate deep tissues, if the wound is deep, and there are necrotic tissues, ischemia and hypoxia, which forms an environment suitable for the growth and reproduction of bacteria.

All bacteria that cause wound infections invade tissues, causing local changes and systemic poisoning. However, tetanus bacillus is different from other pathogenic bacteria, regardless of the bacteria or the exotoxin produced by it, there are no obvious pathological changes in the wound, and it is caused by the secretion and diffusion of toxins throughout the body. The exotoxin produced by it has spasmodic toxin, strong virulence, special affinity for nerves, after absorption, distributed in the spinal cord, brainstem, etc., combined with the synapses of intermediate contact cells, and inhibited the release of inhibitory conduction mediators by synapses.

Motor neurons lose their central inhibition, excitability increases, and muscle tension spasms appear.

No, only wounds that come into contact with dirt or are pierced deep by rusty instruments can be infected with tetanus, and there are no tetanus bacilli in the air, it's okay!!

No, it's not going to be that easy to get tetanus.

Growing up, I had cut my hands and feet, and I only took red potions, and I never had a single shot of tetanus.

Probably not, the wound is too small, but it can be contagious.

No! The landlord was too careful!

It is advisable to see a psychiatrist.

No! Only if something rust is broken** can it be infected with tetanus bacillus....

The two are not related, it is possible that the infection is at the moment of injury, and if you are injured, you must get a tetanus vaccine.

The odds exist, but it's low, unless you have very, very poor immunity... It's like if you fall on a bicycle and have sand in your wound, most people don't get tetanus because of septicemia...

Trouble, thanks!

No, the virus cannot be cultured by blood tests, but it can be detected if antibodies to the virus are produced.

Tetanus is caused by an infection called Clostridium tetani, if you want to check for infection, first of all, your wound must be deep and rotten, at this time you can take a piece of decaying tissue to see if there is this clostridium in it.

A normal blood routine can only tell you if it is a viral infection, not what kind of virus it is.

In the case of tetanus, a smear of the wound ooth may reveal tetanus bacilli.

At that time, a tetanus shot should not have been tetanus. How many days have it been? Generally, the wound on the foot will be slower than the wound in other places due to insufficient blood vascularity, and the wound is not red and swollen and ulcerating, right? If so, you should actively use antibiotics!

If you're worried, it's best to go to tetanus antitoxin even if you have been hit, but it has to be within 24 hours of your puncture, otherwise it will not work, the incubation period of tetanus is usually 7 or 8 days, if you are fine after a week, there is no sign of tetanus, then you don't have to worry about tetanus, you don't have to worry about the chance of getting tetanus, and it is the key to think about how to deal with this kind of thing.

First of all, I want to say, children, can you not be so curious? If you don't get it right, something will happen.

You should first make sure that your syringe is not new, unused, and freshly unpacked. If someone else has used it, then there is definitely a possibility of infection.

If the new syringe is not contaminated, there should be no problem. But still be careful.

Go directly to the hospital and get a tetanus shot if you don't worry.

！Can you have some common sense at the age of 16!!

！It's okay, it's fun to tie yourself!!

No, tetanus bacilli are more abundant in rusty areas or soil. The syringe is sterile and should be fine.

It doesn't matter, so that the wound infection does not form. If you're afraid of being stung by the little spider inside, that's another story, and this one needs to be seen.

Not necessarily. The chance of tetanus is already small. You'll be fine if you don't feel sick for a week. If you feel unwell, it's good to go to the hospital.

If you are stabbed, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible, because the rheumatic bacillus is an anaerobic bacteria, so the anaerobic environment should be destroyed during treatment, the wound should be exposed, and the resistance should be broken. It has nothing to do with blood donation!

I was stabbed with a big knife and I think you could get tetanus because you stabbed a deep wound, but you can't get tetanus if you donate blood.

The amount of blood you give yourself is related to your body.

It has nothing to do with whether or not you are injured.

You can't get tetanus when you have blood drawn in a hospital.

If there is a blood transfusion, you cannot donate blood for 5 years.

After the wound is healed, the physical recovery is fine. Donating blood will not be infected with tetanus, and tetanus is not related to blood donation because the wound is not infected well.

It is possible to donate blood and not to have tetanus.