What are my chances of getting rabies?

As long as it is in the incubation period and there is no disease, the vaccine is effective.

Generally, the virus is only present in the saliva of dogs about 10 years before the onset of the disease.

In your case, there should be no problem. The chance of developing the disease is very small, but it is better to get vaccinated to be on the safe side. Because once the disease occurs, the mortality rate is 100%.

Usually you go to the hospital immediately after being bitten, and the injections he asks you to get are all dated, and each time is different from the interval between each time, a total of six times, I remember.

The wound is large or very severe, and the tetanus shot is going to be a month away, so it shouldn't work.

It's best to go to the epidemic prevention station to check if it's an epidemic prevention station and ask the doctor's opinion.

And if the wound is not big, it is usually fine.

After all, it's a puppy, and someone has someone to keep it.

No dog is born with rabies.

Generally, wild dogs have more germs, and rabies is only one of many diseases, and it is necessary to pay attention to the wound in time to clean it up.

Maybe 100 percent, maybe 0 percent.

Let's check it out, and the incubation period is 10 years, but the chance of dying is very high.

To be on the safe side, go to the hospital for vaccination, the length of the incubation period for rabies is difficult to say.

In a word, everything that should be done has been done, and the Chinese medicine that can be treated is prepared in advance, so that you can be prepared.

The rabies virus in dogs does not remain latent forever, and the longest incubation period for rabies in dogs is generally 3 months. 10 days here refers to testing for rabies when the dog that bites you bites you. A dog with a rabies attack is sure to die within 10 days, and if it doesn't, then it won't have rabies when it bites you.

If a dog does not have rabies, it is natural that people will not get rabies in the future. This is the World Health Organization's 10-day rabies observation method. As long as the dog is not abnormal, it is fine.

That is, if you are not sure if the dog is normal, then you can get the rabies vaccine during these 10 days, as long as it passes 10 days, you don't need to get the rest of the vaccine. If you are sure that the dog is normal, then you can skip the vaccine.

1 The dog is fine for 10 days, and you will be absolutely fine.

2 If you don't get sick after you get the full course of vaccination, you won't get sick anymore.

You can rest assured that you will not get sick, rabies usually occurs after a week and for a longer period of time, and you have been vaccinated, double insurance.

Hello, the chances of humans getting rabies are very small, only one person in 5 million people in the country gets rabies, so you don't need to worry.

Exposure to the bite of a dog or other venomous creature at the onset of the disease is only a one-in-three chance of developing the disease. All other exposures, the probability of illness is zero.