An otherwise gentle pet, suddenly in love, turns back on the needle and goes to the staff member and bites his lips directly. This was a recent incident in a pet shop in Wall Street, Springs.
He was a shopkeeper at a local pet shop in Spring County, where he came to work as usual on the day of the incident. On that day, it was hot, and when he shot a puppy, the pet dog came up and bit his lower lip. And with it was a scream, and the yellow hands covered their lips, and blood was flowing. The colleague then called 120 to take him to the nearby Gangnam hospital for first aid.
Dr. Zhang Feng, the head of the canine injury clinic at Gangnam Hospital, introduced him as he was losing almost the whole of his lower lip and bleeding. Shortly after cleaning and disinfection of the small yellow wound, he received rabies, tetanus and immunoglobins before stitching the wound. It's a good thing the biting lips are back on.
Zhang Kaing Feng described the recent increase in the number of patients who have been scratched and bitten by animals such as cats, dogs, rats and monkeys. On average, more than 30 similar patients per day are treated at canine clinics.
It is known that summer is the season of high animal mortality, but it is more important to be vigilant about the presentation by Zhu Zhi-han, Director of Emergency Care at the First Hospital in Quanzhou, that the risk of rabies after being bitten for individuals is related to the area of injury, injury and whether the injured animal is a rabies animal. He explained that the rabies virus was highly neurophobic and that, when it first entered the wound, it was only slightly replicated in the muscular tissues that were bitten, and that it was then extensively reproducing through the motor neuron panels and axles into the outer neurological system. It then enters the spinal cord and the entire central nervous system. “When the intruding nerve is richer and closer to the central nervous system, the higher the risk and the faster the disease occurs.” According to Zhu, rabies are more likely to occur when the head is bitten than the rest of the body.
Finally, we are reminded that it is necessary to minimize pet-infliction if pet incidents are to be avoided. If a dog is to be walked, it is possible to select a low-temperature period in the morning and evening, other periods allowing the dog to stay in a cool place such as an air conditioner. It is usually possible to trim the longer claws of the pets to avoid scratching them.