Scratched by a cat and bleeding, but for a few months the cat had no condition

Although the cat has not been in any condition for several months, it cannot be ruled out that it will be fine forever, because there may be an incubation period. Therefore, once you are scratched by a cat, take measures to vaccinate.

This should be safe, some viruses have a long incubation period, so be sure to go to the hospital for a check-up to reassure yourself. Good luck.

Khan, what can a cat do if you are scratched by a cat, but it's you, hurry up and get an injection.

Cat scratching you? Of course, the cat is fine, and it will be fine, but whether you have been vaccinated against rabies, otherwise you will have something to do in the future, and this disease is not good.

It is not important whether the cat has symptoms or not, if you are scratched by the cat, you should go to tetanus and other vaccines as soon as possible.

Cats and other small animals also have bacteria, it is very likely to be infected, the incubation period is very long, a few days, months, or even years, you must not be careless, you must go to the hospital for examination, and get a tetanus shot!

If there is no situation, it will not work, this matter can not be careless, can not take their own body as a child's play, rabies hiding period is relatively long, this matter must be taken seriously, first disinfected with iodine wine, and then go to the hospital to get rabies vaccine yourself are also assured.

Of course, there is no problem, only the cat that is sick has the virus. It's okay to scratch a normal cat.

What you said is that if you are scratched by a cat and bleed, the cat will not have any reaction, because the cat will only react when it is sick, so you are worried that you should get vaccinated yourself.

If you are scratched and bitten by domestic animals, it is recommended that you go to the local epidemic prevention department in time to get the rabies vaccine, after all, you can't be careless about this, and the claws of animals are carrying germs.

Even if there is no bleeding, it is best to go to the hospital for consultation to see if you need to get an injection.

There is no problem, as long as you don't break the skin, it's fine, if you're worried, wash it with soap and water.

To be exact, after 10 days, the cat is still healthy, and you know that it is not dead or has not convulsed and foamed at the mouth and is dying, and you are absolutely safe.

Hello, the skin is needed if it is broken.

If the cat has regular vaccinations, then it is not required.

The human diploid cell rabies vaccine is a lyophilized powder injection. 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. Human Refined Vero Cell Rabies Vaccine and Refined Gopher Kidney Cell Rabies Vaccine are both mildly cloudy white liquids, and the current length of more than 30 dsRNAs will cause interferon toxicity The problem is a worldwide risk, and it forms a dispersible precipitate containing thimerosal preservatives for a long time.

The vaccine has a fairly good effect on preventing wound infections.

It can be divided into two types: one is post-exposure (post-bite, scratch) prophylaxis, and the other is pre-exposure (no bite, scratch) prophylaxis.

Post-bite (post-exposure) prophylaxis. Any suspected exposure to rabies, such as bites, scratches (even minor scratches), breakage**, or licking of mucous membranes by animals such as dogs, cats, foxes, wolves, skunks, raccoons, and vampire bats, including seemingly healthy animals, must be vaccinated.

No bite (pre-exposure) prophylaxis. Workers who are at high risk of bites or have the opportunity to be exposed to the virus in endemic areas, such as veterinarians, animal husbandry managers, animal husbandry personnel, slaughterers, rabies experimenters, vaccine manufacturers, rabies medical personnel, cave workers, as well as people who have frequent contact with other mammals, children in severely affected areas, postmen, and travelers to epidemic areas, should be vaccinated against rabies.

Rabies is transmitted by saliva and blood, and pet cats that have been staying at home cannot carry the rabies virus unless they have run away from home or fought with stray cats! If it is a stray cat or a free-range cat scratching and biting, you should immediately go to the rabies vaccine, and then hit it after a few months, it is useless to play, the incubation period of rabies is very long, ranging from a few weeks to a few months, if the cat is getting sick, it generally dies within a week! But even if you are scratched by a cat carrying rabies, there is only a certain probability that you will get it, not 100%!

Unless you are bitten by a cat that is getting sick, the chances of getting rabies will be very high!

It is best to get the rabies vaccine, because the kitten and puppy are very toxic, it is best to get the rabies vaccine after being caught, just in case, the incubation period of the rabies vaccine is too long, in case of a seizure in the future, it will be terrible, it can't be cured at all, and the kitten should not have a rabies vaccine shot, only you who are scratched and bleeding will go to the shot.

You can rest assured, you won't die.

The kittens at home are free of rabies.

You will not be infected with rabies virus if you scratch it.

You don't have to worry about anything.

Perhaps, many people are fine without injections. But to be on the safe side, it's better to get an injection.

。。It doesn't matter at all. You're thinking too much.

If this level of "injury" is problematic ... Cats and dogs are no longer pets, they are more terrifying than the four pests, more terrifying than cockroaches. . . A lot of unvaccinated humans are dying, don't worry...

I've been bitten by cats before and I'm bleeding, but I'm vaccinated. It mainly depends on whether the cat has a virus.

I was also scratched by cats when I was a kid and didn't deal with it, but I've survived to this point!

It is advisable to consult a specialist.

Cute cat, hehe, I was scratched and bleeded a lot afterwards, but it's okay to be strong The white scratches are very light, if you don't worry, go and see it.

It's okay, wash it first. The main thing is what is the situation of the kitten, whether it is a wild cat or a domestic cat, what is the usual hygiene, and how often it runs outside. If the kitten runs out a lot, it is best to take medicine.

It is recommended to disinfect first, observe it, and if it does not improve within a day, it is recommended to play better.

Wild stray cats should be careful, it is best to go to the hospital immediately for vaccination, the vaccinated domestic cat is fine, take iodine wine to wipe it.

Wash the skin with soap first, and then go to the epidemic prevention station to get vaccinated.

In severe cases, people can get rabies to death, so it is recommended to get rabies vaccination in time.

According to the World Health Organization**, the incubation period of rabies is usually 1-3 months, ranging from less than a week to as long as a year. As the virus spreads through the central nervous system, it develops into progressive inflammation of the brain and spinal cord that can be fatal. And when rabies symptoms appear, they are almost always fatal.

Therefore, the bitten person needs to be treated immediately after exposure to rabies** to prevent the rabies virus from entering the central nervous system and causing death. It includes: thorough debridement and local management of the wound as soon as possible after exposure; a course of effective and effective rabies vaccination that meets WHO standards; Rabies immune globulin may be injected if indicated.

Disease control experts said that as long as they are injured by warm-blooded animals, they may carry rabies virus, and they should be vaccinated in time regardless of major or minor injuries, and they must not be careless.

Hello, bleeding after being bitten by a cat, if the wound is not big, you should first wash the wound with soap and water in time, preferably 30 minutes of cleaning time, disinfect with iodine, the wound is generally not suitable for bandaging and suturing.

If you are scratched by a feral cat, you should go to the hospital in time to get vaccinated. This is mainly to prevent rabies from occurring. The incidence of this disease is not high, but once it occurs, the consequences are severe, with almost 100% of deaths occurring within a few days. So it's better to be careful.

A detailed introduction to rabies and how to prevent it.