According to South Korean media, the blood test report of the dead in the event of the biting by a bulldog was released. The results show that the septicemia is caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, so it seems that there is no direct relationship between it and Cui Shiyuan, so do you have to get rabies vaccine after being bitten by dogs? What about not getting vaccine?
However, there are only 6 cases of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in the dog's mouth in the world, which is very unlikely. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is better than swimming pool, bathroom and other high humidity environment, so it is not ruled out in the hospital or at home.
Do you have to be vaccinated after being bitten by a dog?
Hello, you need to get rabies vaccine after a bite or scratch. You should wash the wound immediately after the injury. It's a little painful to wash the wound with tap water, but you need to wash it carefully and painfully, so as to prevent infection as much as possible. Even the smallest wound can be infected with rabies. You need to get rabies vaccine to prevent it. On the 0, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days, you need to get one shot of vaccine every day
What to do after being bitten by a dog?
Rabies is an acute infectious disease in which people are bitten by dogs, cats, wolves and other animals and infected by rabies virus. Rabies virus can reproduce in the salivary glands of dogs and infect people through saliva left in the wounds after biting.
The main manifestations of human disease are excitement, fear of water, dyspnea and progressive paralysis until death. The incubation period is 20-90 days. Once there is no specific drug in the treatment of the disease, the mortality rate is almost 100%. Typical mad dogs often have upright ears, straight eyes, red eyes, salivation, emaciation, barking and running around, biting at people and walking unsteadily; a small number of mad dogs are quiet, living alone, disturbed, barking and salivating. Until he died of general paralysis. Some dogs and cats do not show rabies, but they have rabies virus. After they bite people, they can still infect people with rabies virus and get rabies.
Therefore, after a person is bitten by a dog or a cat, whether or not it is definitely done by a mad dog at that time, the wound treatment must be carried out in a timely manner according to the following methods: if the wound is bleeding, as long as it is not bleeding too much, do not hurry to stop bleeding, because the bleeding blood can flush away the residual mad dog saliva from the wound, which can naturally play a certain role in disinfection. For the wound with little bleeding, squeeze the bleeding from the near heart end to the wound to facilitate detoxification. At the same time, the wound must be cleaned thoroughly as soon as possible within two hours to reduce the incidence of rabies. Use a clean brush, such as a toothbrush or gauze, and thick soapy water to brush and wash the wound repeatedly, especially the deep part of the wound, and wash it with clear water in time. Do not refuse to brush seriously because of the pain. The brushing time should last at least 30 minutes. After washing, apply 70% alcohol or 50-70 degree white spirit to the wound several times. Under the condition of no anesthesia, the pain is obvious when applying. The wounded should have psychological preparation. After the application, the wound does not need to be bandaged and can be left naked. For the new and old wounds with other parts scratched, licked and salivated by dogs, they should be treated as the same as the bites. After the above wound treatment, the wounded should be sent to the nearby hospital or health and epidemic prevention station as soon as possible for rabies vaccine injection.