Rabies symptoms?
summary
Rabies is an epidemic disease caused by rabies virus, which we often hear and experience in our daily life. Although we often hear of this disease, we must pay attention to it. Because it will really threaten our life and health, rabies will present the following manifestations: manic, frightened, afraid of wind and water, salivation and pharyngeal spasm, Eventually paralyzed and life-threatening, we now progress in medical technology, but we must go to the hospital this morning to get a vaccine.
Rabies symptoms?
Must hit the rabies vaccine in time, do not give the patient to eat influential food. To manic, convulsive patient usable sedative, if phenobarbital or diazepam, make its insist quiet. Pay attention to keep the balance of nutrition, water and electrolyte, and intravenous drip of glucose and saline is recommended.
If you do not see a doctor in time, there will be some more severe manifestations. The breathing of rabies patients will gradually become weak or irregular, and there will be tidal breathing, pulse rate, decreased blood pressure, low heart sound and cold limbs. They may die of respiratory and circulatory failure.
Some of the early manifestations of rabies we are still relatively good, observed that the majority of rabies patients have low fever, very easy to sleep, lack of appetite, a small number of disgust, vomiting, headache (mostly in the occipital), back pain, body discomfort, etc., the incubation period of rabies is usually about three months, a small number will be in half a year.
matters needing attention
Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and provide protein foods that are easy to digest and absorb, such as milk, eggs, fish, bean products, etc. eat spicy and hot foods, such as pepper, mustard, etc; Spicy food such as mutton. In normal days, we should not contact those stray cats and dogs too much. We should take self-protection measures. Once we are scratched or bitten by these cats and dogs, we can go to the hospital to get rabies vaccine as soon as possible.
