No injection is required if the skin is not broken after being bitten by a dog

After being bitten by a dog, if the skin is not broken and bleeding, there is no need for injection. The virus will not invade the human body when the skin is intact. Spread, but if the skin is bitten, it is recommended to perform local disinfection before vaccination to avoid the spread of the virus. Domestic dogs are generally vaccinated. After being bitten, they should be carefully disinfected and observed. If they feel unwell, go to the hospital for treatment. If they are stray dogs or sick dogs, they must be vaccinated.

Determine the degree of injury after being bitten

If you can’t see the wound after being bitten and you are not sure whether the bite was broken, it is recommended to rinse the bitten area with 75% alcohol. If you feel pain, that is Broken skin or damaged skin requires careful disinfection to confirm the dog's vaccination status, and then determine whether an injection is needed. If there is no pain, it means that the skin is not damaged, and no injection is needed. Simply disinfect.

Instructions after being bitten by a dog

After being bitten by a dog, you need to get a vaccine injection within 24 hours after being bitten. The virus has a relatively long incubation period in the body, usually after Within 3 months after the bite, it is recommended to get vaccinated as soon as possible after the bite, especially if the bite site is close to the head, the more dangerous it is. The virus will transfer from the affected area to the head, causing death.

Vaccine injection time after being bitten by a dog

The first injection is within 24 hours after the bite, the second injection is on the 3rd day after the bite, and the third injection is after the bite The seventh day, the fourth injection on the fourteenth day after the bite, and the fifth injection on the thirtieth day after the bite are injected separately. There are five injections in total, which need to be completed within one month. Injections after the bite The earlier the time is, the better the effect will be, and the virus in the body can be eliminated as quickly as possible.

Precautions after being bitten by a dog

After being bitten by a dog, the affected area needs to be kept dry, disinfected, and free from infection. The diet needs to be light and nutritious, and irritating foods such as chili peppers, Onions, ginger, garlic, etc. are not allowed to be eaten, such as seafood, eggs, leeks, etc., and alcohol and strong tea are not allowed, which can easily cause vaccine failure. Do not exercise strenuously, and do not be too tired. Adequate sleep can help the body recover faster, and the vaccine effect improve.