It s okay to be bitten by a dog and get three shots of vaccine

It is recommended that you go to the end! You can bring your own family to play! I'm the one who pierced my own arm! It is safe to get five shots and strengthen my immunization again after half a year!

If the dog that bit you is not a rabies and is not a rabies carrier, it is okay not to get an injection. If you are a rabies carrier, even five shots are not 100% safe. Rabies can last up to 30 years before it develops, so it's better to get five shots to be safe.

Bleeding from a dog bite that has been vaccinated requires an injection. Dogs can carry rabies virus in their bodies, and even if a dog is vaccinated against rabies, there is no guarantee that it will be 100% free of rabies. In addition, if the dog is vaccinated with other vaccines other than rabies vaccines, there is no guarantee that there is no rabies virus in its body.

And rabies is a very serious infectious disease, mainly due to infection with rabies virus, once the disease is almost 100% mortal, so even after being bitten and bleeding by a vaccinated dog, it is necessary to get vaccinated in time.

Although the dog has been injected with rabies vaccine, the time for the vaccine to produce antibodies in the dog's body is only about half a year, and if it exceeds this time and bites a person, it is necessary to inject rabies vaccine.

Usually after being bitten by a dog, the first step is to wash under running water, then disinfect, then rinse with soap and water, and finally go to the epidemic prevention station to get an injection.

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It is useless to be bitten by a normal dog for three months before getting an injection. The dog needle must be given within three days of being bitten to take effect.

1. The onset of rabies is generally within three months, and one percent of patients have an onset after one year, and the longer the time, the smaller the attack may be.

2. After vaccination, a few have pain, redness and swelling at the injection site, and swollen lymph nodes.

3. Preventive vaccination, on the premise of ensuring that there will be no chance of contact with the source of infection and rabies virus in the near future, pregnancy and those with acute diseases, allergies, steroids and immunosuppressants can postpone vaccination.

1. If the dog has been vaccinated against rabies, it will not get sick and you will not be infected with rabies virus.

2. Unless the dog needle is invalid. Therefore, the best way is to inject the rabies vaccine within 24 hours after the injury, which is the safest.

3. After being bitten or scratched by an animal such as a dog, as long as it is indeed not bitten, it is difficult for the rabies virus to invade the body through intact, but if there are traces of tooth marks on it, it cannot be paralyzed. Sometimes, although you can't see the ** damage, in fact, the tooth mark means the ** damage that is difficult to detect with the naked eye. In this case, it is possible for the rabies virus to invade the body through tooth marks.

Therefore, the bitten area should be disinfected immediately, the area with tooth marks should be thoroughly washed with soap and water, iodine should be applied, and the rabies vaccine should be injected throughout the process.

Rabies vaccine] 1, human diploid cell rabies vaccine is lyophilized powder injection.

2. Since 2004, China has been developing human diploid cell rabies vaccine, and in 2014, China's first lyophilized human rabies vaccine with independent intellectual property rights was launched.

3. Human refined vero cell rabies vaccine and refined gopher kidney cell rabies vaccine are mild turbid white liquid, and the current length of more than 30 dsRNA will cause interferon toxicity is a worldwide risk, and it will form a precipitate that can be shaken for a long time, containing thimerosal preservatives. The vaccine has a fairly good effect on preventing wound infections.

If your dog has been vaccinated against rabies and is within a one-year validity period, you don't need a shot!

Otherwise, the injection must be given within 24 hours to be safe!

Wash with soapy water as soon as possible, squeeze out the bruise as much as possible, and then disinfect with alcohol or iodine!

It's okay. But it depends on how long the vaccine has passed, if it is overdue, then the person has to go for the rabies vaccine. Dogs that have been vaccinated within the expiration date are safe.

It is recommended that you get the rabies vaccine yourself, just in case a single rabies attack will definitely die, after the rabies vaccine, it will be okay to be bitten by a dog within half a year, and it must be within 24 hours after the bite.