Is it dangerous for a dog to bite after a few weeks if it has rabies saliva?

Same-day vaccinations are the safest! The longer it goes, the more dangerous it is!

It's all relative! If you bite enough to have rabies! If you feel unwell, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up! It's best to consult a doctor!

I was bitten by a rat and came out with blood. I also sucked. If you want to get a rabies vaccine, you will be fine.

Hurry up and get a medical check-up, or the consequences will not go down.

It seems that you have not passed the maximum period of medical observation. After the onset of rabies, the probability of death is relatively high, but it is not 100, because there are medical reports of cases of recovery after the onset of rabies-like disease. Please don't be alarmed when you look at the above content, because this is all about a big premise:

The dog has or carries the rabies virus, if the dog is healthy, it doesn't matter if it is bitten hard, as long as the hug is disinfected, however, common sense believes that the dog should not bite under normal circumstances and is not frightened, so the dog that bites at every turn is likely to have rabies. Finally, you should know that the age of the dog must be compared with the age of humans, it should be multiplied by 7, if your dog was just born when you bite you, then he is already 42 years old, and if there is an excess of nutrition at home, then the dog's cardiovascular health must not be very healthy, from the above situation you said, it is impossible to rule out the possibility of natural death of the dog. What's more, it won't be too lumpy to bite people from birth, that is, maybe your dog is already 50+.

The last thing to tell you is that the rabies vaccine must be injected within 24 hours after being bitten, and if it disappears after 24, it is the minimum incubation period for rabies (rabies is the shortest onset and death within 24 hours), so now this situation seems. Uh, you can check with your local Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for a more detailed and specific response. All in all, you're in a situation where you have to stay calm first, and even if you're in a hurry now, it's impossible to change the past, right?

In addition, the premise of getting rabies is that the dog has or carries the rabies virus. If you feel that you really don't know the bottom of your heart, then pick up ** and dial the CDC number now

Be sure to fight, don't take chances. Otherwise, it will kill you. The rabies virus has an incubation period.

If you get it, you're going to die, and the chance of dying is 100 percent. There is no rabies in medicine. Don't miss out on the best time to get an injection.

Have you ever been vaccinated against rabies before? If you have been vaccinated within a year, you only need to go for a booster shot, if you have never been vaccinated before, then you must go to the hospital or CDC outpatient clinic to inject five rabies vaccines for a course of five courses, this is a must, I know more about this aspect, so I still believe me, I must go to the injection, and go as soon as possible! If you are bitten again next time, you should immediately disinfect the wound with strong iodine wine, or scrub vigorously with soap and rinse with running water at the same time, and then go to the hospital for medical treatment!

The incidence of rabies is high now, so please be careful!

Whether the dog carries the rabies virus is not visible to the naked eye If it is really bitten by the dog, you must go to the rabies vaccine Not afraid of 10,000 is afraid of what if!

Go get the shots. I was bitten by my puppy, and they said I had to get an injection.

You must go to the hospital to raise rabies vaccinations, rabies has a long incubation period, don't be careless.

You must go to the hospital to raise rabies vaccines, otherwise, if the dog does not have rabies vaccinations, it will get rabies.

To be injected, the incubation period of rabies is very long, and it is difficult to judge by feeling

Rabies is characterized by low morbidity and high mortality.

Generally, if you are bitten by a dog and break your skin, you will have to be injected, and it will be useful for more than 24 hours, but it will be discounted.

I've also bitten, it's not broken, and I'm going to fight too, just to have peace of mind!

My injuries are broken skin, not bitten holes, and I know that the death rate is 100%.

I wonder if one bite is 100% rabies.

Although you are now losing the optimal ** time, it is better to get the rabies vaccine just in case.

Because once rabies is attacked, the mortality rate is 100%. So let's not think about the odds of it.

No injections are required. The rabies virus cannot survive in the air, rabies is generally transmitted from the blood, the owner of the building should pay attention to his wounds, if you are afraid, you need to wash the wound with soap frequently, you can also sprinkle salt on it to disinfect

The virus leaves the host cell and has no energy, and the unbroken ** cannot enter. The depth of the solution is not enough, let's do your own research.

I can't contag it, thank you.

Direct contact with bodily fluids spreads.

The rabies virus does not survive in other vectors.

1. The rabies virus cannot remain active in the air, and the most conservative is that the rabies virus cannot be transmitted again if the dog's saliva is dry. It only takes a few minutes for the saliva to dry.

2. You check your brother's clothes, your hands are intact, there are no bleeding open wounds, and even if you come into contact with the saliva of a dog containing rabies virus, there is no way to enter your body.

So, you won't get the rabies virus and you don't need to get vaccinated.

That's right, there are no problems with a wound that does not bleed, yours is well early, there are no problems.

First of all, you need to make it clear that what you say is wrong is not how long it takes to get rabies, but how long it takes to get sick after being bitten by a dog carrying the virus.

Pets, not limited to dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals can carry the rabies virus! Only pets carrying the virus can get rabies if they scratch or bite someone. When a person is infected, he or she does not get sick immediately, the virus is latent in the body and does not have any outward manifestations.

The incubation period can be as long as two or three weeks, and as long as months or years. After the incubation period, the disease will become ill, and at this time, you can only wait for death.

Rabies** can only be injected during the incubation period, when the vaccine is first infected. Current medicine is not able to develop patients at the onset of the disease.

The incubation period of rabies virus is three months.

If you are bitten, you must go for the tetanus vaccine, although the chance of getting the disease is relatively low, but life is the most important.

Bites are treated according to the following procedure:

1.Wash the wound immediately with soap and water or go to the epidemic prevention station hospital to have the doctor deal with it2Topical infiltration injection of rabies is exempt.

3.Immunization against human rabies according to the post-exposure schedule.

It's best to fight, and safety is the most important. Thank you.