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Anonymous users2024-02-12= Rinse with water for 10 minutes, squeezing the blood vigorously while rinsing, or wash with soapy water and then wipe with iodine. If the dog is okay, the above steps are sufficient. I have a cat and a dog, and I have been scratched by a dog, and I have been scratched by a cat = = I can't count the number of times, and I have also been bitten by a dog, but it is not a major injury, because it is a domestic cat and dog, so I feel stress-free.
If you are also bitten by a domestic dog, the domestic dog is not free-range, it is recommended that there is no need to be nervous, you can also observe whether your dog has symptoms of rabies, if it is normal, then there is no need to be nervous.
If you still don't feel at ease, then it is recommended to get vaccinated, after vaccination, it is more or less a little bit *** according to personal conditions, such as dizziness, weakness or something. If you are bitten by a dog outside, whether the dog has an owner or not, please be sure to get vaccinated.
Although it is certain that you will die if you have rabies, although many people are very afraid of rabies, I don't think rabies is so easy to get, even stray dogs outside cannot all have rabies, and the symptoms of rabies are easy to distinguish. But just in case, if it is bitten by a stray dog outside, it is best to go for a vaccination.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11First, squeeze out the dirty blood, rinse the wound with soapy water, then change to clean water, and go to the hospital for rabies vaccination within 12 hours.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Squeeze out the dirty blood, rinse with clean water, rinse for at least 20 minutes, do not put a band-aid, squeeze out a little blood after rinsing, see if it is dirty blood, if it is fine, if there is still to continue to rinse.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09If you are bitten by a dog, you must get vaccinated. Just in case.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Yes, it is better to get an injection, and after the shot, you can rest assured, because there is an incubation period.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07It's better to get an injection, and who can say for sure.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Do a good job, keep it accurate, and don't get infected.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Dog bites require vaccination, as long as there is bleeding, there is a risk of being infected with rabies virus, it is necessary to thoroughly disinfect the local wound, but also to rinse normal saline, and then use iodophor disinfectant, if there is a fever to do further examination.
It is recommended to receive rabies vaccine within 24 hours after being bitten by a dog, the protection effect is best at this time, and if it is more than 24 hours, you can continue to receive rabies vaccine, but the protection effect may be a little off. Because rabies has a high fatality rate, once you have been bitten by a dog, no matter what uncomfortable symptoms you have, you should go to the hospital for vaccination in time. >>>More
It's okay, because the incidence of rabies is very local, and the incidence of dog bites is 1%, it depends on your psychological quality, you can get an injection within 48 hours, I just went to the city epidemic prevention station a few days ago to ask.
It doesn't matter if it's your domestic puppy, it's not a big deal if it's not a wild dog and a sick puppy, just do some simple treatments, such as washing it with soapy water. Don't be burdened, I've been biting you for days, and it's useless to get the rabies vaccine now. >>>More
The safety of purified cell culture rabies vaccine is trustworthy, generally no adverse reactions, a very small number of people may have local redness, swelling, induration and urticaria, etc., which can be recovered in a short period of time and generally do not need special treatment. A very small number of people may have a severe reaction, a large range of redness and swelling, accompanied by symptoms such as high fever and fatigue, and should seek medical attention in time. >>>More
It usually takes 24 hours after being bitten to get sick, and I guess dizziness is your psychological effect! I used to be too, hehe!