Do I still need to be vaccinated if I am scratched by a cat within 3 months after the rabies vaccine

No need to fight anymore, rabies.

And there is not such a long incubation period. Distance you from getting the rabies vaccine.

4 months, you are also in good health, rabies vaccine.

Generally, it is guaranteed that you will not be infected for 1-2 years.

Being scratched and bitten by a cat or dog does not need to be overly nervous, you can first determine whether it is a domestic cat or dog or a stray cat or dog, if it is a domestic cat or dog scratch, you can use the ten-day observation method.

Make sure that your dog or cat is healthy, and if scratching your dog or cat is normal within 3-4 days, you don't need to get vaccinated at all. It is also important to note that cats have a very low probability of getting rabies. The cat itself is not carried.

We need to understand that cats and dogs need to attack people at the time of illness before they need to be vigilant to vaccinate. You can tell at a glance that the cats and dogs that are sick will secrete a lot of saliva and be mentally sluggish. At this time, you need to be vigilant and stay away.

If your family owner is very normal, and you should eat and drink, there is no need to go for injections. A large part of the rabies vaccine is an IQ tax. The vaccine is three-third, so let's get less.

If you are scratched and bitten by a cat or dog, the most important thing is to rinse the injured part with plenty of water as soon as possible. Rinse for 10-15 minutes. Then the wound does not need to be bandaged, just expose him to the air. Hope it works for you.

Yes, because the virus infection is particularly bad, and the human body has no antibodies to fight it.

Summary. If your cat has been vaccinated against rabies within a year, you can rest assured.

It takes a period of time for the onset of the disease to take more than a year, but this is rare, basically three to a month, of course, it is very possible to be unlucky within a week. What used to be advertised for decades is now largely considered to be a very rare instance. There is little international publicity.

More than 91% of rabies occurrences are maliciously attacked by dogs, that is, if you are not maliciously bitten, then the probability will drop to less than 9%.

Six days ago, I was scratched by a cat for two months, do I need to get a rabies vaccine.

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emmm: So it's better to get vaccinated, right? I don't quite remember how she tickled me.

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After the rabies vaccine cat is scratched, it is generally not necessary to be injected, but if it is just scratched after the rabies vaccine, it is best to get an injection, because there is no antibody produced at this time.

If you are scratched by a cat that has recently been vaccinated against rabies, you can skip the rabies vaccination. However, if the bleeding from the scratch is more severe, you should go to the hospital for tetanus vaccination to ensure good health.

After being scratched by a vaccinated cat, there is no need for rabies vaccination.

If a cat or dog has been vaccinated against rabies, the chances of getting the disease are already relatively small. If it is scratched by a cat, the virus will survive on the cat's paw for a very short time, and the virus will not survive on the cat's paw for a long time.

If you are scratched by a cat in the family, you will generally not get rabies. If you are scratched by a cat, you can get tetanus or other bacterial infections if the wound is deep, and it is okay to inject tetanus or take oral antibiotics.

If it is not clear whether the quality and reliability of the vaccine is reliable, or if it is not clear whether the cat has recently been infected, rabies vaccination may also be performed.

Another way to observe is that once a cat or dog has rabies, it will not survive, but after 10 days. If the cat or dog is still alive after 10 days, the injured patient will theoretically not get rabies, and there is a 10-day observation period, and it is too late to be infected.

Summary. Hello, according to your description, you have been scratched by a cat for a week and it makes no sense if you get vaccinated again. Generally, after being scratched by a cat, the rabies vaccine should be injected within 24 hours, and the wound should be thoroughly rinsed and disinfected with iodine tincture.

Pay attention to safety when you usually come into contact with animals, exercise more to enhance immunity, and don't stay up late.

The child has been scratched by a cat for a week, is it still useful to get a rabies vaccine?

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Hello, according to your description, you have been scratched by a cat for a week and it makes no sense if you get vaccinated again. Generally, after being scratched by a cat, you should be injected with rabies vaccine in time within 24 hours of respect, and thoroughly rinse the wound and disinfect it with iodine tincture. Pay attention to safety when you usually come into contact with animals, exercise more to enhance immunity, and don't stay up late.

It is recommended that you take your child to the hospital for a check-up first.

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