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The authoritative statement of the World Health Organization's Rabies Research Center.

1.If you are 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 go to the rabies vaccine as soon as possible, and observe the cat (dog) that bites you, if the cat or dog has not died of rabies within 10 days, 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.) ）

3.The mechanism of rabies virus is that the virus invades animal brain cells to cause 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.

4.Dogs (cats) are only poisonous if they have a rabies attack. A warm-blooded animal that has already developed rabies bites a person before it can spread the rabies virus to a person through saliva, so you need to take a rabies vaccine to prevent it.

5.Given that 100% of warm-blooded animals such as dogs and cats die within 3 to 5 days of a rabies attack (it has been reported that there are rare deaths within 8 days of the onset of rabies). Therefore, it is only 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, note that Thailand is also an area with a high incidence of rabies, and it is also an epidemic area).

6.Rabies has an incubation period, the World Health Organization through detailed research, most of them are 20 days to 2 months, the longest period is 6 years, as for some examples in our country, the World Health Organization expressed doubts, 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 never possible for a person to die and a dog not to die).

7.Rabies vaccination can be delayed.

8.Whether you have been bitten by a venomous animal or not, if you have no way to treat the wound at home, wash the wound immediately with alkaline soap for at least 20 minutes, squeeze out the blood as much as possible, and then go to the hospital immediately.

9.If you have animals, or have frequent contact with animals, it is recommended to get three shots of pre-exposure prophylaxis first, so that once you are bitten, if you are suspected of having rabies, you can get two shots directly to get immunity. I've been drugged by cats for 16 years, and it's okay to get vaccinated now.

It's a bit unusual. However, the chances of getting rabies are not very high. But someone was bitten 10 years before they attacked.

Don't worry, buddy. It's been five or six years, and it's time to get it early.

No bleeding is usually fine, don't worry, because the rabies virus cannot enter the body through a wound that does not break the skin and bleed. However, if you are not sure, you can also go for a rabies vaccination.

I think rinsing the wound with soap and water has a sterilizing effect, and if the resistance is strong, it should be fine...