A bag was scratched by the teeth of a domestic dog and there was no bleeding

If there is no bleeding, it should not be able to hurt inside. Take some anti-inflammatory drugs, dismantle them, and observe them for two days.

If you slip to it, it may be a hug, and there is no bleeding, there should be no big problem, observe it for two more days, and wipe it with disinfectant for a few days.

Rinse the bitten area with water first, and then disinfect it iodine, if there is really no broken skin and bleeding, it will be fine, but if the skin is broken, it is best to go to the hospital within 24 hours for a discount.

A bag was scratched by the teeth of the domestic dog, but there was no bleeding, which should not be a big problem, because the domestic dogs are all vaccinated against rabies. Wipe immediately with soap or iodophor.

I was scratched by my own dog's teeth, and there was no bleeding, so I had to get vaccinated Then there are all of them, and there are both sides, so I still have to get vaccinated.

I feel like I'd better get vaccinated just in case.

If you are bitten by a dog, if it is damaged, even if you break a little skin, for the sake of safety, you must go to the CDC for rabies vaccination, the incubation period of rabies is very long, about 20 years before it occurs, once it occurs, it is not allowed.

At present, the mortality rate of rabies, as long as you have it, is 100%. As long as it has passed the incubation period, it will hang up in about 1-2 weeks, and there is no cure. There are currently no ** cases worldwide.

You understand the risk, no, understand that you are willing to take this risk, you can not fight, if you don't want to, you can fight.

There is no bleeding and no injections are required.

It is still necessary to consult a professional surgeon to diagnose whether rabies vaccination is required.

If the dog's teeth are touched but there is no bleeding, if it is a domestic dog, it is theoretically not necessary to be vaccinated against rabies, and if it is a stray dog, it needs to be vaccinated in time. The dog's teeth touched the existing wound on the **, and it is necessary to seek medical attention immediately. Even if vaccinations are not required, the wound should be rinsed and disinfected with soap, water, and alcohol.

If there is no bleeding after being touched by a dog's teeth, a rabies vaccination is theoretically not required in this case. But if you are touched by the teeth of a stray dog, even if there is no bleeding, as long as the ** is damaged, you need to seek medical attention in time for vaccination.

1. Check**

If you are touched by a dog's teeth, first check whether there is any damage. If there is no breakage, no injections are needed, just some simple treatment of the wound. But if the dog's teeth touch the existing wound on the **, you need to seek medical examination.

2. Rinse and disinfect

If there is no bleeding from the dog's teeth, although theoretically there is no need for injections, the wound should be rinsed repeatedly with running soapy water for about 20 minutes, and then the wound should be washed repeatedly with running water for about 10 minutes. Finally, apply high-concentration alcohol, liquor or iodophor to the ** for disinfection.

It's better to get an injection to prevent it from happening.

It is advisable to go for an injection.

1. **The bag should be caused by the internal congestion caused by the compression of the muscles after being bitten by the dog, which cannot be eliminated in time;

2. Although it seems that ** has not been bitten, the virus may have entered through the pores in contact with **, just like you have been twisted by someone, purple, and the skin is not broken, but there are bacteria on your hands or entered.

3. Safety first, the rabies mortality rate is very high, and it is not worth risking your life for hundreds of dollars.

If it's your dog and your dog has an injection, you don't have to be afraid.

It's not yours, so hurry up and get an injection.

It is best to get an emergency rabies vaccine within 24 hours.

Then observe if the injured dog has symptoms of madness for a week.

Generally, dogs are fine, and they will be vaccinated with 1-2 shots, but in fact, ordinary dogs will not have rabies.

If you are bitten by a dog, you need to see what part of it is on, and if it is on the hand, it is best to need an injection. There is also whether it is treated immediately, (if there is some bleeding, the blood should be squeezed out and rinsed with soap and running water,) and then there is whether it is your own dog and whether you have been raising seedlings on time.

1: If it is your own vaccinated dog, it is not needed.

2: Use soap to clean the touched parts, it must be similar to soap such as laundry soap, do not use soap.

3: It is best to wash for 5 minutes.

Do a good job of handling, wash carefully with soap, and then disinfect with iodine.

Wash the bite with soapy water first, the needle should not be hit, but it is better to go to a regular place to check.

In the case of uncertainty, there is only one option, which is to get an injection or consult a professional doctor as soon as possible, and do not take chances. It's a deadly thing after all.

Just in case, go for an injection, don't be reluctant to pay for it, in case you get sick, it's over.