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21.Can the rabies virus enter the human body through the digestive tract and make a person sick?

A: In the past, it was generally believed that only a mad dog bite a person was in danger, but in fact, the rabies virus not only enters the human body through the bite wound, but also can infect people with rabies through the digestive tract, which is called "gastrointestinal" rabies. There have also been cases of death from rabies virus infection due to eating rabid dog meat, which may be caused by the contamination of cooked meat by not distinguishing between raw and cooked meat or using utensils contaminated with raw meat such as knives, piers, and cutting boards.

Therefore, we must pay attention to hygiene when eating dog meat, especially in our country.

Northeast China and South China have the habit of eating dog meat, which should be more attention-grabbing.

22.Can I get rabies if I share daily necessities with a rabies person?

Answer: When nursing rabies patients, nursing staff and relatives are often in close contact with patients, and sharing daily necessities also has the risk of being infected with rabies, because in the process of nursing, due to the lack of hygiene knowledge of the patient's family, sharing towels, handkerchiefs, washing hands, washing face, wiping hands, **, mucous membranes, corneas may be exposed to rabies virus, and there is a chance of rabies infection, and at this time, the family members have not been vaccinated against rabies and injected anti-rabies serum, which may lead to morbidity and death. In general, the shared daily necessities are very easy to contaminate the cornea and conjunctiva of normal people, as well as the mouth, lips and tongue, so when diagnosing rabies, it is necessary to pay attention not only to the history of animal bites, but also to the fact that rabies patients are also a source of infection.

Therefore, rabies caused by special infection should not be ignored in the prevention of rabies, and active measures should be taken to vaccinate rabies vaccine and anti-rabies serum in time.

23.Can shaking hands and kissing be contagious with rabies?

A: Generally speaking, rabies will not be transmitted to others through handshakes if a healthy person's hand is not broken, because if a rabies person's hand is not infected with his own saliva, he will not have rabies virus on his hand, and a healthy person's hand will not be infected with rabies virus if there is no broken hand. If there is a breakage, there is a risk of rabies infection.

Kissing can transmit rabies, because the rabies patient's saliva contains the virus, and because the rabies virus can be transmitted through the oral mucosa, there is a risk of being infected with rabies when kissing a rabid person.

Hehe. Nothing. The crux of the matter is whether your friend has rabies or not. If your friend doesn't, you'll be fine.

So rest assured, it's okay.

Rabies virus can indeed be transmitted through saliva, but it must have a way into other hosts to cause transmission, and it is impossible for rabies virus to be transmitted through the air.

1. Rabies is not transmitted through diet, so it is impossible to spread it by snacking.

2. The rabies virus is extremely fragile, it will be quickly inactivated after leaving the body, and because it has almost no resistance to the outside world, it is dry even if it is inactivated. From what you described, even if you come into contact with the wound, the residual saliva should have dried up long ago, and even if the rabies virus was present, then it should have been inactivated long ago, so it would not cause infection. Unless your wound is in direct contact with fresh saliva, there is a risk of infection.

Rabies (commonly known as "rabies") is a zoonotic acute infectious disease, from the bite to the onset of the disease is called the incubation period, generally 2-8 weeks, up to more than 1 year rare. The virus invades the cerebrospinal cord, and the main symptoms are drowsiness, anxiety or irritability, pain or paresthesia at the bite site, fear of wind and water, and drinking water or hearing the sound of water causes throat muscle spasms, difficulty swallowing, and pain, so it is also called "water phobia". This was followed by paralysis, coma, and finally death.

Because rabies is a fatal disease, there is no specific method, if not treated in time, it will generally develop within 50-60 days, and the mortality rate is 100%.

1. Rabies is an infectious disease caused by rabies virus;

2. Through scratching and biting, the virus spreads among wild mammals (such as foxes, wolves, hyenas, raccoons, badgers, ferrets, bats and rodents, etc.), among which hyenas can carry the virus for a long time without symptoms;

3. Wild mammals infect dogs, cats, pigs, cattle and other domestic animals, and finally humans.

As long as the dog does not carry the rabies virus, it will not be infected with the rabies virus. The rabies virus can only enter the body through a wound, as long as your mouth is not damaged, the oral mucosa is protective, even if the virus does enter the mouth, it can also be killed.

Not deeply, no.

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Hello, the main way of transmission of rabies virus is that when an animal infected with rabies bites a person, the rabies virus enters the human body through saliva, and the rabies virus can also enter the human body through the normal mucous membrane without damage, or the liquid with rabies virus splashes into the eyes and enters the human body through the conjunctiva of the eye, but there are far fewer examples of entering the human body in this way, in addition, the examples of infection by inhaling the air with rabies virus droplets are also rare, only when the concentration of rabies virus in the air reaches an extremely high level, before it can happen.

Kittens don't look like they have rabies. If it is a 2-3 week old cat, there is no possibility of getting rabies.

You should not be infected with rabies.

If you are not worried, you can go for the vaccine.

Be careful the next time you feed stray animals

No, don't worry too much.

No, there are no cases of human infection yet, so don't worry, but it's better to be careful.

………No, rabies is transmitted from animals to people, and cannot be transmitted from person to person in any way.

You can't get sick with this. Because the rabies virus is actually transmitted in the bloodstream, as long as you have a wound on your body and the wound is not scabbed, your wound will only be transmitted if it is exposed to the blood of a rabies patient. So the landlord doesn't have to be afraid. The landlord is at ease.

Hello, rabies virus can indeed exist in saliva, but there are currently no cases of transmission between people and people, if it is determined that a person is rabies, regardless of whether it is infectious, you should immediately go to the local CDC for consultation, if necessary, rabies vaccination, and put an end to similar high-risk behaviors! Thank you!

Rabies is a disease with a mortality rate of basically 100% caused by infection with rabies virus, which is caused by scratches or bites of animals carrying the virus and wound infection.

If you are scratched, bitten or wounded by an animal and come into contact with the saliva of a dog or cat, it is considered rabies exposure, and you need to go to the hospital for rabies vaccination as soon as possible.

In addition, rinsing the wound with soapy water for 15 minutes and then disinfecting it with iodophor can also greatly reduce the risk of rabies virus infection.

Saliva is the medium.

Question: Rabies is contagious during the incubation period when a person bites a person.

It's just not yet.

Question: Is rabies infected?

Ask if this is true.

Ask what hidden ** stain is.

There are patients who have such diseases.

Question: The Internet said that hidden ** infection can not cause disease, which is different from the incubation period.

But if you are bitten, you may pass it on to people, and some people will get sick not long after being bitten, and some will be fine for more than ten years.

The situation you describe cannot exist.

1. It is necessary to distinguish rabies virus infection and pathogenesis as two different concepts. People infected with rabies virus (who have not been vaccinated) are in the incubation period before the onset of the disease, and the saliva does not contain rabies virus during the incubation period.

2. The saliva of the sick person may contain rabies virus, but the rabies attack is acute, and the person's behavior is already very abnormal, and it is even more impossible to drink Sprite due to the fear of water. "Eating together and drinking Sprite" is not an act that rabies authors can do. So it's impossible for you to describe him as the author.

3. Since he is not sick, how do you determine that he has rabies?

Advice: Don't get vaccinated, seek the help of a professional psychologist, you have obvious "phobia" and paranoia.

It is recommended that you go to the CDC and ask your doctor for advice! Don't look around and trust the doctor!