22 October
The video shows a woman.
In the store, the mad dog came in and bit him.
Journalists verified that the incident had taken place in the village of Pingnan, Lingshan County, Guangxi State. Police officers at Pingnan police station in Lingshan County stated that the dog had been killed, that there were currently 5 or 6 persons injured by the bite and that the police were looking for the owner of the dog in the village.
The family of the woman who was bitten stated that she had suffered leg injuries, rabies vaccinations and rabies immunoglobins, and that an old man in the village had been bitten by a dog in the stomach and foot, which was more serious. Journalists working with the relevant officials of the village council were informed that several people in the village who had been bitten by dogs were currently being treated.
rabies are incurable.
Prevention in a timely manner
rabies are an acute human and animal co-infection of infectious diseases, mainly in the form of invasive central nervous systems, most of which are clinically manifested in the specific form of windy water, oscillosis, etc. The rabies virus is usually transmitted to humans by sick animals through, inter alia, bite capture.
The Chief of Emergency Surgery at Beijing People ' s Hospital, Wang Lin: In the event of rabies, there are no effective treatments and death rates are almost 100 per cent. It is important to bear in mind that timely regulation of prevention can be 100 per cent effective once a suspicious animal has been scratched or bitten. According to the doctor, rabies prevention is divided into three steps:
After being caught and bitten by animals, the water and soap are washed in turn for about a quarter of an hour, after which the treatment of the wounds is regulated at the hospital. Use of rabies passive immunosuppressants to kill the wound residual virus. The injection of rabies has resulted in high levels of antibodies in the body and the total elimination of viruses left in the body.
Liu Jiayang: Five doses of rabies vaccine are required for first-time exposed patients, who have never been vaccinated against rabies before. One shot each for 0, 3, 7, 14 and 28 days, and two times between six months and one year if the time of the second bite does not require rabies vaccination for six months, and three times between one and three.
There's a lot of rabies out there.
You're lucky you're not.
Some people think it's true to be caught by animals and not bleeding.
The Chief of Emergency Surgery at the People ' s Hospital of Beijing University, Wang Lin: Many people are mistaken for small wounds, no visible haemorrhage, and can leave. But this is not safe, and there is a need for serious rinsing and rabies vaccination.
According to experts, the summer fall season is a high rabies onset period, where rabies can cause viral infections through saliva entering the wound; therefore, they are grazed in contact with animals, or exposed to skin mucous membranes in animal saliva, and the wounds are licked by animals requiring a regulated rabies treatment, and rabies vaccinations should be inoculated as early as possible, preferably sooner.
Liu Jiayang, the chief surgeon in emergency surgery at the Beijing People's Hospital: Priority must be given to the use of rabies vaccine, which is a living vaccine and does not affect the effectiveness of other vaccines.
It is worth noting that following an animal injury, a patient needs to prevent not only rabies but also infections, especially as animal injuries are high risk exposure to tetanus.
Source: Global Network, Lightning News, The New Kyoto News, Financial Services and Economics.