In the process of raising dogs, scratches may occur, and it is important to do a good job of care for wounds. If the wound is not treated in time, it may cause infection and may also suffer from other diseases. So, what should we do when we are scra...
In the process of raising dogs, scratches may occur, and it is important to do a good job of care for wounds. If the wound is not treated in time, it may cause infection and may also suffer from other diseases. So, what should we do when we are scratched by our dogs?
1. Rabies virus infection depends on the number of rabies viruses entering the human body. If mad dogs and sick cats are in the early stage of the disease when biting, the rabies virus in their saliva will be less than in the late stage of the disease.
2. Whether the
bite causes seriousness also affects whether the bite is ill. Large-area deep bites are more likely to occur than superficial injuries with very small wounds. Bites in multiple areas are also more likely to occur than single part bites, and the incubation period is shorter.
3. The wound is not treated correctly and promptly after being bitten is the first line of defense for the prevention and treatment of rabies. If the wound is treated correctly and treated after exposure to rabies, it can greatly reduce the risk of disease.
4. It is difficult to cause diseases through mucosal infection through mucosal infection, and most of the cases are depressed rabies. But it also depends on whether the individual's resistance is sufficient. When the resistance is low, it is more likely to develop the disease.
5. Bite nerves, and bite the head, face, neck, and other parts close to the central nervous system or the surrounding nerves, the incidence and mortality rate of those who bite the limbs.
