What does it feel like to be bitten by a dog? 150

The main symptoms of being bitten by a dog are local pain and the risk of infection. After being bitten by a dog, ** and the corresponding soft tissues will be torn. If the wound is deep, it may also lead to damage to nerves, tendons, blood vessels, heavy bleeding, wound infection, or local dysfunction after the bite.

After being bitten by a dog, if the dog is not infected with rabies, as the wound gradually heals, as long as there is no functional damage, most of the time do not need special treatment. If the dog has the possibility of transmitting rabies, most of them have no obvious symptoms during the incubation period of rabies, but with the onset of rabies, symptoms of itching, numbness, and paresthesias of nerve endings will first appear in the wound. The onset of symptoms indicates the possibility of rabies, and the mortality rate is almost 100% in the event of rabies.

Therefore, after being bitten by a dog, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time for a doctor to carry out standard debridement operations, and after debridement, choose to inject rabies vaccine, tetanus injection and corresponding antibiotics to reduce the possibility of various bacterial and viral infections.

Look at the size of the wound, I used to hand a rice bowl to a wild dog, because of the way it protects food, I also approached cautiously, and then kicked the basin with a bark, what I didn't expect, the dog opened its mouth to bite, and I was wearing sandals behind my back. It was scratched by its teeth, and a little blood came out, and (probably the thickness of the skin) didn't hurt much. Then I went to the hospital for a rabies vaccine, and to be honest, it was still painful to get an injection.

It was a long time ago, especially when I was young.

After a human is bitten by a rabies virus-infected animal, the incubation period is asymptomatic and gradual, and clinical symptoms rarely occur within 20 days, and most cases do not develop until 30 days or even 4-6 months later. And if your puppy has been injected, you don't have to worry about carrying rabies, and there is no broken skin, no need to worry!

If there is a dog bite. There will be localized pain. If you have rabies, you may have cramps or fear of water. But it can be avoided with prompt vaccination.

Pain, may cause wound infection, may get rabies, this disease after the onset of the mortality rate 100%.

Rabies vaccination after being scratched or bitten by a cat or dog is mainly effective for this bite, and it is not a preventive measure once and for all. Because there is a wound on the body, it is only a ** vaccination, and the antibodies produced in the body after the vaccine are completed, which is only a precaution for the wound.

Whatever the reaction, you first have to clean the wound and then rush to the hospital to get the injection, because viral and bacterial infections are deadly!