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Yes, the wound will scab over and heal on its own. However, it is necessary to pay attention to rabies vaccination and take precautions.
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If you are scratched by a cat, you should first do a simple local disinfection, which can be rinsed with soapy water or alkaline disinfectant. For people who are often in contact with cats, it is recommended to vaccinate against rabies, because the rabies virus is carried in the body of the dog in addition to the rest is carried on the body of the cat, so the scratch by the cat is more serious or combined with the bite, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time to get the rabies vaccine.
In addition, 5-14-year-old children like to play with cats by nature, can not avoid often being scratched and bitten by cats, easy to form cat scratch disease, mainly children who have more contact with animals are easy to obtain, its clinical symptoms include fever, fatigue, anorexia, and there will be local erythematous papules, which can cause damage to joints, brains and other organs after severe cases, is a chronic disease, this situation is not excluded, and it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to do the corresponding **.
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You'd better disinfect it with iodine, the wound can heal on its own, as long as you don't call it infected, but you'd better hurry up and get a rabies vaccine, it's safer.
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Don't worry, cat scratches are not a big problem, it is equivalent to the skin trauma caused by our bumps, which will heal automatically every day
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If I get a straight hand scratched by a cat, will it heal? You can wash it with salt water and it will heal.
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You should still go to the hospital within 24 hours to find a professional doctor for disinfection treatment, and it depends on the situation to get an injection.
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Yes! Because, the human body is a big hospital.
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Nonsense, if it doesn't heal, will it be kept for the New Year?
Cleaning and disinfection is necessary.
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Depending on the severity, decide whether to see a doctor and get a rabies vaccination.
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It is normal for shistidine to be swollen, red and itchy after being scratched by a sharp object [histamine is produced by histidine under the action of decarboxylase. Many tissues, especially mast cells of the lungs and intestinal mucosa, contain high amounts of histamine. Histamine is released when tissues are damaged or when inflammation and allergic reactions occur.
Histamine has a strong vasodilatory effect, and can increase the permeability of the walls of capillaries and venules, and plasma leaks into the tissues, resulting in local tissue edema. [1] However, if you are scratched or bitten by an animal, it is recommended to go directly to the hospital, even if the animal or person has been vaccinated against rabies, you must go to the hospital for medical treatment.
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In this period of pet diversification, people have more and more diverse pet types, such as cats, more and more families have begun to slowly accept it, and in recent years, it has also begun to become popular to raise cats. Everyone knows that cats like to scratch people, if you are accidentally scratched by a cat, how to deal with it. Next, I will share this knowledge with you.
The cats we keep in our lives may also suffer from rabies.
If a cat has rabies, it will generally have these stage characteristics.
Infancy. Cats may exhibit unusual behaviour such as hyperactivity or tiredness, and may suddenly have a short temper and a lot of changes in their habits.
Medium term. Cats will wander around, make some unconscious movements, and ignore their owners. When you breathe, you emit something like a "herd ......Sometimes they bite things indiscriminately, howl, etc.
Telophase. In the later stage, cats are very afraid of water, sound, light, odor, and sometimes the muscles of the whole body will spasm, and the aggression of cats at this time is generally enhanced.
Period of death. After entering this stage, the cat's spirit turns into a state of inhibition, breathing is very difficult, and even foaming at the mouth, and the whole body organ fails and dies.
In life, if you are accidentally scratched by a cat in the process of playing with a cat, and you can't bandage the wound, you should squeeze out the blood many times, and rinsing it with soapy water is a timely treatment measure. Before getting a cat, it is best to vaccinate the cat against rabies.
Kittens are vaccinated against rabies at 3 months of age and annually thereafter.
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** If you are injured, you should get a rabies vaccine within 24 hours. As for the slow healing of wounds, it is related to each person's physique and nutritional atmosphere.
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The paw prints of the wooden paws are triangular inside. Court himself is poisonous with magic, and there are a lot of people. So after putting it on, he was very reluctant to do well.
It's okay, you're so contradictory, you don't think about tea and food all day long, your parents will be more anxious, go for injections!
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It doesn't matter if it's a light scratch, and it won't leave a scar, but the wound is deeper and will leave a little scar. No matter what kind of injury, you should go for a vaccination, and you should get five shots before and after.
If the cat is scratched and bleeding, the following treatment methods are mainly required: the wound of the bitten place should be repeatedly rinsed and soaked with normal saline hydrogen peroxide and iodophor water in time, so that the necrotic material in it can be effectively discharged, the bacteria can be effectively killed, and the kitten's spit can be effectively neutralized and diluted; After soaking and disinfecting the wound, apply it evenly to the wound at the bite site with Baiduobang ointment or chlortetracycline ophthalmic ointment to protect the wound and reduce inflammation and sterilization; Properly bandage the wound with a small compress or gauze to avoid secondary pollution by sewage or dust; Rabies vaccine should be given promptly within 24 hours of the bite to prevent the occurrence of rabies.