3 thoughts on “I was bitten by the cat, and there was no bleeding. Do you have to get an injection?”
Brenda
Even if the cat is bitten, even if there is no bleeding, you need to be a rabies vaccine, because rabies can prevent it. Once the disease is onset, it is a 100%mortality rate. As long as there are wounds after being bitten by animals such as dogs and cats, even if there is no bleeding, it may be infected by the virus. It is just that protein needs to be used after bleeding, and patients who have no bleeding can only take rabies vaccine. After the cat bite, there is no bleeding. It is a secondary exposure. First of all, it should be repeatedly rinsed with flowing water and soap for about half an hour. After that, the local epidemic prevention station is vaccinated. The earlier the vaccination, the better.
Even if the cat is bitten, even if there is no bleeding, you need to be a rabies vaccine, because rabies can prevent it. Once the disease is onset, it is a 100%mortality rate. As long as there are wounds after being bitten by animals such as dogs and cats, even if there is no bleeding, it may be infected by the virus. It is just that protein needs to be used after bleeding, and patients who have no bleeding can only take rabies vaccine. After the cat bite, there is no bleeding. It is a secondary exposure. First of all, it should be repeatedly rinsed with flowing water and soap for about half an hour. After that, the local epidemic prevention station is vaccinated. The earlier the vaccination, the better.
Please bite a little skin,
This or beating is more insurance
mainly is rabies virus vaccine,
and tetanus vaccine The latent time of rabies is very long
, it is difficult to cure it
No bleeding, no need to get injections.