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- Rabies has been scaring populations for thousands of years, but it's scary for more reasons than just a painful bite. Once the virus is inside us, it not only destroys our body, but damages our mind, and it can happen fast, or lay dormant for years before fatally attacking.
So how exactly do we get from a dog bite to a complete behavioral change to...death?
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I used to think the word for Rabbit Babies was Rabies.
I received some strange looks at the animal shelter when I asked for rabies.
do you play video games, have some fun with yourself or someone else, you can ask me if you want, we both want to kill off some boredom
@@starrmayhem LMFAO 😂
I think you mean Rabid Rabies
I know you're kidding
You made my day... God bless you sir...
Rabies is one of the scariest diseases of all time. Not many diseases can claim to be 99.99% fatal.
Exactly! 99.99% fatal once you show symptoms that is. That's why you need to get to a hospital ASAP if you've beem bitten by a stray dog
Mattias Selin, and until they cured that one girl who they had to put into a coma for months during treatment it was 100% lethal once symptoms appeared!
Evil Sharkey
And even that is controversial because doing that alone could kill you
It's scary because the cost of the treatment will bankrupt most people and there is no financial help unless you're below the NATIONAL poverty line.
@@evilsharkey8954 No, look up "abortive rabies". There's about 2 maybe 4 cases now.. But that's all there is...
Rabies: *enters the body*
T cells: I'll pretend I didn't see that
That's funny
whats with the music that does not even remotely match the topic or tone
I thought I was at a sporting event
Finn H It gets you in the mood
I thought I was watching an episode of comedy anime cory in da house
I didn't hear any music, just talking.
I didn't notice until now ! ughh
I was 5 years old in 1956 when I got bit by a skunk. The skunk was caught and taken to the 8th floor of Parkland Hospital in Dallas. The 8th floor has it's own elevator and is an animal hospital floor (or it was in the 50's). The skunk was euthanized and it was determined the skunk had rabies. This meant I had to take 21 rabies shots in the intestine area. One a day, alternating sides. Each injection left a big sore spot on a little boys stomach and they hurt. My Dad promised me we would get a banana split if I didn't cry out. After about 12 days, it hurt so much that tear would flow freely but I didn't make a sound. I got 21 banana splits! This was a true account of a 5 year old's experience with the shots.
Man were the needles so huge back then?
I had to get the shots 10 ish months ago. The shots didn't hurt at all but the medical bill is going to ruin my life. There is absolutely no help for working class people. If you're below the NATIONAL poverty line, you get it for FREE, if you're a millionaire, you have no problem paying but everyone else is screwed.
Luckily the rabies vaccination process isn't like that any more. I had a series of 4 shots, and then one more shot a couple of days or a week later if I remember correctly.
u r an amazing warrior
i know what its like
I got bit by a squirrel once.. I asked the doctor for a rabies shot and he said I had to go the County’s office and apply for one. They’d review my application for 6 weeks before I can get approved for it.
I obviously didn’t have rabies but if I did, I’m pretty sure the shot wouldn’t have work after 6 weeks
1yr Update: I got bit 7 years ago. Obviously I am alive but people in here are saying it’s fake. If you live in America, go ask your doctor what the process is to get a shot. See what they say. That’s just what mine said at the time
That's how zombie apocalypse begin...
@@Hriwbfksngks Wow dude, that's pretty messed up. Was that legal?
@@Hriwbfksngks Sorry to hear about your doggo :( glad you're okay though
@@Hriwbfksngks What area are you in? Just curious because it doesnt sound like something that would happen in the states.
I would consider that maltreatment. Lucky you. I'd get a new county.
I didn't know that rabies can be so scary
Oh hey Jp 😊
Welcome to Earth
oh boi
Oh boi here you are again
Only like, 2 Mfs ever survived rabies EVER.
I live in the same city as Jeana giese (the teenager who survived rabies in its advanced state) and remember how her recovery was such a milestone in medical history. From what I hear she's doing great, married, has a family, and works with animals. And has very few side effects from her experience (maybe some speech issues)
I wonder if she is immune now... at least to the same viral strain that infected her back then
@@davisoares7174 I'm pretty sure her immune system will remember that moment for a looooooooooooong time.
@@davisoares7174 probably that specific strain yeah but since it's a virus it's contantly changing
That’s wonderful news
One of 59,000. Still an amazing story.
The short answer is we die.
always, 100% guaranteed!
@@SuprSi if it is detected early it can be cured. But if it is in CNS , it is 100 fatal !! Not in all cases !!
They’ve managed to cure a couple of people through intensive treatments and induced comas lasting months, but without that, it is 100% fatal to humans.
Stephen Bachman we all died but we all don’t wanna die young
@@Hanguyen-mg1ue nobody really wants to die.
Bite the animal before it bites you
Bite the animal after they bite you! So you can transfer your human virus too!
Michael Harto exactly 😂
What if it takes revenge ?
Just another poor guy bite it again 😂
Assert dominance!
No....No, I did not just look over my shoulder. Pretty confident that I don't have bats freely roaming around my living room.
You never know
Im bat man......
hahahaahha
Human: *gets rabies*
Immune system: “i have never met this man in my life”.
Human: Gets rabies
Immune system: ...
Immune system: Do i know you?
And I oop...
Body: F
Human gets bitten by a rabid animal
Human : AAHHH , I GOT BITTEN BY A RABID ANIMAL , NO MONEY FOR THE IG AND THE VACCINE
Immune system : "Whistles casually"
"Yall hear sumn?"
_You had one job,T cells!_
Actually, they have many different jobs aside from that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
😂😂😂😂😂
Im a T cell i haven't slept for weeks man its hard
T virus entered the chat
I'm a T cell and I have anxiety thinking about the day I get mob killed
Being 7 having to get rabies shots after getting bite by a dog wasn’t a big deal for me but now I realize how different and serious it could have been.(was in a high rabies area of China)
In some cases where people have had the virus they reported an odd urge to bite other people, that's kinda scary honestly. Also no shocker that this disease is used as a basis for movies and books for zombie like virus' of a bio weapon sort.
But it is the closest to zombie virus ,what if mutates into a more lethal virus like zombie virus
@@elitesquad3229 That's not a fun idea honestly
The more you live 😮
might be because of the virus’s natural urge to find new “hosts”
No didn't just look on my shoulder because I'm laying down in bed
Same 😅😅😅
+1
Lol they Only said that to get you to comment and hence help the the video get trending!!
Same. 🌑
Same
It's incredible that a microscopic being can produce such an elaborate scheme to ensure its survival; Replicating slowly to avoid detection, special maneuvers to avoid and Eliminate threats, hitting the salvation glands and encouraging agressiveness to ensure transmission, and rejecting water to ensure its presence. That's pretty freaking smart for something you can't see..
but people say its not alive
yet*
Evolution works this way, across thousands and milions of years and generations. Adaptation through constant mutation and selection. And yeah, it is crazy.
It’s an intelligent alien virus
They are not smart,this a miss conception, this is just how evolution works through millions of years, a random mutation that works better for contamination makes the virus more successful to replicate and to continue its process passing the successful genes. And in the other hand, lets say a random mutation that makes the virus less efficient with the contamination process make they less likely to pass it "version" ahead. Virus and bacterias have like thousands of generations in hours of existence, that's why they appear to be so sophisticated. But they don't actively think "o i must be slow and then i have to to to the saliva to assure contamination", no, it just happens, is just what is written in it's DNA by literally millions of "trial and error" evolution process.
Note: rabies can also be spread if scratched by a rabid animal or even if their saliva gets into an existing small cut/wound or your eye, not just through a bite or the other rarer ways mentioned in this video.
Rabies can only be transmitted from a scratch if the animal has just licked its paws.
I underestimated rabies. Im so thankful the unvaccinated puppy i adopted had no rabies (i got bitten by him). I already had the anti rabies shot but when i got bit by that puppy,the shot was from 5 years ago
Doubt it. I think you got that from 28 Days Later.
Imagine if our immune system listened to our brains to know when we know we are sick.
That would be some jedi force type stuff if the conscious brain could assist the subconscious brain on that level. Spreading knowledge between eachother. "HEY rabies is coming! Don't let it get in! Attack!!"
Hypochondriacs would not much enjoy that
@@OatmealTheCrazy why?
@@OatmealTheCrazy ohh i get you
Would probably become immune to every disease
"You just looked on your shoulder didn't you?"
yes lol i rlly did. it sucks to live inside a cave full of bats. this vid made me paranoid
i would love to reply, but your comment is just too complete
Batman?
In?
Batman confirmed.!! location leaked!!
Just don't eat them.
This is why sleeping with a window open without a screen isnt smart. You definitely wouldn't know a bat flew in and bit you then flew out. Scary.
That's how a teenager near houston Texas died several years ago.. Before he lost the ability to talk, he recounted shooing a bat flying around in his room out through his open window after waking up from a nap, in the middle of the day. Bats don't fly during the day unless infected.
This is literally why if a person was asleep and then noticed any type of unknown or wild animal nearby, they must be given the rabies PEP treatment.
😳
me who lives in a city where bats are nearly impossible to find:
Me living near the Amazon forest:🙂
@cypriotknight but I sleep in a room with ac meaning it's fully shut
“Rabies has gone airborne”
The scariest sentence possible, simply because we may hear it someday
It cannot. It spreads through saliva.
@@NoRiceToEat I’m fully aware, but what if it ever mutated/was modified to go airborne?
@@peterstoric6560 that's around the same stretch as saying what if Lions started to grow wings.
@@areaxisthegurkha something rabies-like in the world?
@@peterstoric6560 one rule of nature - it can't if it that's strong
Lyssa means Rage... noted. Dont date a girl named Alyssa..
Alyssa means " without rage" named after Alyssum plant ( mistakenly) to treat rabies. So actually...dont date a girl named Lyssa!
"a-" means without
And "-emia" means presence in blood
@@fionasherleen So does that mean everyone without rabies has alyssaemia?
@@fionasherleen chubbyemu
"very quick and painful death..."
Oh boy, you didn't look at the videos of people with rabies symptoms. It's not quick.
It varies.
It can take up to a year
Not the dying part. Thats usually 3-5 days. But the incubation period before you get sick can take that long.
@Aurelie David the dying part is what’s slow and painful, symptoms appear pretty quickly
No dude. It can take more than 3 months in some cases. Depends where you're bitten. Getting bitten on the foot will take longer to show symptoms than in the face .
THIS IS WHY YOU VACCINATE YOUR PETS!!!!!!
I got bit by a feral cat so not all bites are caused by someone's pet.
jillibeens57 they never said it was
YES i went to ethiopia a few times and we have stray cats always in our areas and houses
A vaccinated pet can’t save you if a bat fly into your house . That happened a lot when I was growing up thankfully none of them were rabid cus one landed on my head and got tangled in my hair another bit my father on the finger and that was 20 years ago
@jjvader It prevents the virus. I had my cat vaccinated with the rabies vaccine and it's very unlikely that he'll get it. Most pets and people don't survive without a vaccine.
This is funny cause I just found out there’s a large pack of infected foxes roaming near where I live and then hopped on TH-cam and saw this in my recommendations
Remember people, if Fido starts gettin weird, take him outside and make him bite a 9.
Vaccinate Fido so he can live.
They have mellowed out the effects of rabies infection. Look for other videos which show the horrifying effects of rabies.
It’s seriously terrifying
Read There Eyes Are Watching God. Rabies depiction on that is horrifying.
You should have talked about the "Milwaukee Protocol" situation where doctors managed to "cure" a girl from rabies by putting her in a medically induced coma.
@Corey Yes, however most of those treated were, correct me if I am wrong, already showing symptoms of the disease when the treatment was giving to them. So, while the vaccine at that stage wouldn't help, this protocol would be used as a last resort. While you say it is considered a failure, I would say that at that stage in the progression of the disease, any chance is better than nothing at all. Or, if they don't want treatment, then holistic care should be given to ensure they don't die suffering.
wait i thought she recovered?
Never ever been successfully replicated since. If you got rabies, you're screwed.
@@ChocolateMilk.. it did, twice here in brazil, they had some uhhh, bad recovery (legs don't work anymore, speech is bad, arms weird, that's for the first guys, dont know anything about the second kid tho)
There were two recoveries in the us, one in turkey and a whole lot in india
The video topic: ☠️🏴☠️💀😵
The narrators voice:😊😁🥰🤗
Thank you for speeding up the speakers voice- helped with my attention.
I once got bitten by a rat in my childhood days while helping my father with watering his fields. And then I became the *RatMan*....
I’ve been ratting people out left to right ever since...
pretty cool super power eh!
Wait a minute...so you are the reason why the IRS knows that i cheated on my taxes? DAMN YOU RATMAN😆
U must be fun at parties. Smh.
Razial Desperion or u just told all of us on TH-cam 😂😂
sabi6684 are u sixnines brother?
@@uchihaobito9503 are you a nazi brother to Hitler?
A squirrel bit my toe when I was a kid. I didn't tell anyone. It has been 13 years now. 💁🙋🙆
Morgan H legend has it it happened yesterday, I read it in the local paper. Squirrels are the devils children..kill all squirrels evil bastards.
You can get vaccined anytime if you have any doubt...it still works
Probably had a Vaccine.
Get a vaccine now
Squirrels are one of the cleanest wild animals. However, do get a vaccine just to be safe.
Had a chance to work at an infectious hospital here in the Philippines during my internship for my preMed. I was able to see a couple of rabid patients at the rabies ward screaming while tied to their bed. When it's that far off, it's just a matter of a day or two before they end up dead. You see the melancholy look on the patient's relatives while they wait. They've been told it's too late and nothing can be done to save them and they just need to wait for it to end.
You have to wonder what is going on in their minds that they want to attack and bite people.
What can should I o now today help self and family
thank you fellow Filipino
Any advice please now
@@amystrauss7337 sorry, advice on what?
Rabies is one of the deadliests and most destructives diseases on Earth, and we take erradication for granted.
Rabies don't get the care it should have.
My misses was first person to be bit by an infected rabid dog in the UK for decades in 2009, She worked in quarantine kennels for Defra. She had already been inoculated, they just doubled up on treatment keeping an eye on her was all over the news back then. She was lucky
@@Magneticvortex-kk4gb Haha love a sarcasm
last rabies case in UK was 1902 so it did get too much press but she wouldn't give an interview or have photos/filmed, So no fame at all
Really digging this "Sick" series!! I have a request for a topic, although I'm not sure if it will be practical fit for your format.
Toxoplasma gondii infection in humans: any connection with schizophrenia or other neurological disorders (especially hosts' behaviour modification).
Secondarily the "second brain" hypothesis, the gut being the larger area of concentration of neurohormonal activity, and the impact of the microbiome on moods and potentially altering behaviours to suit certain organisms (ie candida albican overgrowth causing sugar cravings) I know, kinda sketchy, but hopefully you can make something relevant out of this.
Narrator: You just looked on your shoulder do you?
Me: Nah too lazy.
Same when she said that I said “Nope.”
It starts with one random video about a rabid deer and by the end of the day Rabies is permanently on your recomended videos list and you're ready to pass your state exam on handling of rabid animals and palliative care for infected humans.
Same exact thing happened to me. Glad I'm not the only one. Let's ace this test. ✓✓
@@Vendicia We got this!! :-)
@@NightRunner417 Heck yes we do! By the time we finished our binging, we're practically doctors who specialize in all things 'Rabies'. Amirite!? :D
@@Vendicia Yes, exactly, and ready to move onto the next thing. I personally feel that potential workplaces should accept TH-cam videos as prior education on resumes, lol. Seriously though, the things I have learned here range far and wide. I know a little bit about nuclear science, astrophysics, aerospace, medical, entemology, geology, demolitions and pyrotechnics, on and on and on. Thanks to TH-cam I know how to produce iron from ore in a clay furnace, how to patch up a punctured Corotid artery, how to find Venus flytraps in the wild, and how to explode ice with thermite, including how to MAKE the thermite, lol. I even used to know how to make silicon wafers for homemade integrated circuit chips, but I've forgotten because I never did it and the knowledge rusted away... which is kinda tragic.
@@NightRunner417 My goodness! You've definitely learned a wide array of things in life! Some useful, some.. maybe not so much (oof) but regardless, that makes you quite handy which is always a benefit in my humble opinion! And just like you, I've learned a heck of a lot off TH-cam as well. And anything I became interested in, I always backed up with research to make sure I was learning the proper things (since you can't believe everything you watch). I could list so many random things that I've become very knowledgeable about like you did but I won't copy your style. Hahaha. So now I'm a jack of all traits, master of none.
Lmao, I agree! I swear if enough YT watching goes down, it should TOTES count for some sort of college credit in specified field. Too bad life isn't that simple, huh? If so, I'd be YouTubing it up all the damn time til my eyeballs hurt. XD On the other hand, I will admit much of my YTing is for mere entertainment. And not the comical kind. Moreso the 'quench my mental thirst for curiosity' when I come across random videos either in my recommended or while scrolling. It amazes me the plethora of vast video content TH-cam has acquired since its existence. I think just about EVERY single topic I've ever searched for has rendered positive results, even if it's just a couple videos. No matter how specific or off-the-wall. TH-cam has gotta be one of the best inventions to come to the interwebs.
Alright, I think I'm done babbling for this reply. Thanks for chatting with me! Would love to hear back sometime~ It's rare to meet nice folks in the comments section these days. Most are trolls or know-it-alls or flat out idiots. Bahaha
Interesting. Thank you for the information!!
I survived rabies by getting those shots on my belly. It was the most painful month of my life. My friend did not survive, I watched him die and buried him in his favorite spot. It all happened so quickly.
What year was it and how did you contract rabies?
No details of this story?
cap
@@justsomeguy4260 ong
no !
When i was a kid i basicly though rabies turns humans into dogs...😂
I always thought they basically turned into Zombies, but they dont resurrect.
I get the same symptoms when I go to walmart
After watching this video:
My Dog: *Stares...*
Me: Stay away from me! (in *OG LOC* voice)
*Michael Scott's Dunder Mifflin Scranton Meredith Palmer Memorial Celebrity Rabies Awareness Pro-Am Fun Run Race for the Cure Intensifies*
I got bit in the finger from a feral cat about 4 years ago. I went to the ER immediately and they did not hesitate to start the injections. The injections weren't bad at all.
Thanks for the useful information!!
Once when I was a naive teenager, I found a bat laying on the sidewalk downtown in the city that looked sickly and confused, couldn’t fly. My bleeding heart took over logic and I put it in a container using a rag to cover my hands. Took it to animal control. Looking back, most likely had rabies and I’m really lucky I didn’t get bit.
Don’t ever do that again 2nd time might not be that lucky
this virus is so much more advanced than other viruses almost like it was intentional
I remember learning about Rabies when watching old Yeller when he died from Rabies
After watching videos of animals and humans with rabies, it seems very similar to nerve gas exposure. They share a lot of the same symptoms.
I remember listening to a podcast that quoted rabies as a source for a lot of monster-lore (zombies, vampires, etc)
There's a video of a human with rabies and shows the stages. I think he was terminal and was still able to help science. Rabies is scary.
I used to be scared of bats at night, then I learned “oh, they just eat bugs and stuff”, they’re kind of cute, now I’m scared of bats again, not staying outside after dark anymore.
love dr moore very smart and enjoyable to listen too
It is very important to seek medical help as soon as you get bit by any animal. Domestic or wild!
There have been a handful of cases that have been cured by putting the patient into a medically induced coma. However its only done when the person is close to death and they spend years being rehabilitated to do the simplest tasks.
Great music choice, really sets the mood
Wow so educational and fun to watch
I was bit by a bat 20 years ago. I had to go through the rabies vaccination series. It wasn't fun.
I was bit by a rabid bat when I was a child, had a few shots over the span of a couple weeks and a lot of attention from staff from the hospital. I was terrified when I first found out the sick bat I tried to help had rabies, only frame of reference was old yeller.
Did u show any symptoms please answer. :(
@@a.j_lifetimea.j6494o he didnt, if he did he would not have commented this
Horrifying, thank you
The german word for rabies is "Tollwut" which is translated as "uncontrollable rage". Quite fitting considering the behavioural changes this virus can cause
Actually this virus is the closest one we get to the zombie virus
I have a weird connection to rabies. In late 1979 I got bitten by a rabid skunk in Oklahoma. I formed NO antibodies to the vac in use at the time. (Titer of Zero). They told me I was in dire trouble. I could have been quarantined in Atlanta for 4 YEARS!! (how long it would take to either die of it, or find out I never got it WITH CERTAINTY!). Lucky for me, there was a new treatment at the Pasteur Company in France, that was under the FDA approval process for use in the USA. I was a Federal inmate, so I was given a waiver by the Attorney General to receive the new vac prior to FDA approval, right in the Federal Prison in El Reno! I WAS THE FIRST PERSON IN THE USA TO GET THIS NEW TREATMENT!!! It is the standard treatment after May of 1980!
Very informative
This video did great in informing us about what rabies is and how it spreads, but it didn't really capture the intrinsic dread and horror of rabies.
It doesn't just kill you. It makes you afraid of everything. Imagine in your mind a crazy person on the streets shouting weird things, looking like they're terrified of everything, unable to respond to even the simplest questions.
Once the virus reaches your brain, that will be you. You'll be a broken person - unable to recover, doomed to die a slow, painful, dreadful death where your loved ones are absolutely helpless and are forced to watch you spiral down into insanity, dehydration, and death.
The worst part is - just like the lady in the video said - you could be infected and not even know it. A bat may have nibbled on you and you didn't feel it, maybe it got you in your sleep, maybe you got it years ago and the virus is remaining dormant, maybe that accidental animal bite from a few weeks ago went unchecked and now there's nothing you can do about it...
Either way, it's so important to get a rabies vaccine before going to areas with bats or any outdoorsy area. If you suspect you've been bitten, get a rabies shot. Don't underplay the situation. Make it top priority, go to the ER, make a big deal about it. You have to because rabies doesn't have symptoms unless it's already reached your brain - but once it reaches your brain, it's already too late. Might as well have one last drink and a meal, and then end it yourself.
Cheers y'all!
Yep. Get hammered and end it on your terms.
It depends on the type of country you live in. If you live in Australia, USA, Great Britain or another developed country then you do not need a rabies vaccine but if you live in third world countries like India, Bangladesh, Pakistan or Bangladesh then you should consider vaccination.
You are very upbeat! I’m just messin! Great comment
you know I can't even joke about it but I would say that's why Batman never got married... great video
How common is rabies in cats? I just saw a video on a rabid cat and just wondering. Thanks for sharing! Great educational channel
Probably about 270+ cats diagnosed with rabies in america yearly. Though a person hadn’t gotten infected from rabies from a cat in 40 years in the US
Idk why this was recommended, but I’m glad I watched it
Closest thing we have to a zombie virus
There's a shocking video on TH-cam showing a man dying from rabies.
Mark Holloway yupp
Link
There are alots of videos
Seeker: "You just looked on your shoulder, didn't you?"
Batman:
Merci Louis Pasteur! Très cool.
Rabies is the closest thing to zombies
Human infected with late stages rabies are more like paralyzed amputees than those zombies you see in fictional media. People who have rabies but not seek treatment will eventually fall down and expire than walk or even run like those zombies you see in movies or games because infected rabies patients have trouble even opening their mouth to swallow much less coordinate their hands and legs to overpower a healthy human being.
The true closest thing to a real life zombie was Hisashi Ouchi, when we're talking about the undead aspect of zombies, at least. His chromosomes were destroyed by radiation, making it impossible for his DNA to rebuild his cells, rendering him a living rotting corpse, essentially. They had to use everything from skin grafts to stem cell transplants to preserve his skin, but no matter what, it kept rotting off. He even was brought back from the dead multiple times in vain attempts to save his life. It's a miracle he even lasted months.
Rabies can cause violent attacks, but it usually plays out like Ouchi's fate: A slow, horrible, agonizing death in bed. I'm not sure anything can turn you into what they show in movies and games. The closest I've heard of usually come from drugs and mental illness, and even those can be exaggerated. PCP is a drug that has been associated with cannibalistic attacks, but it's far from the normal reaction to it. The infamous "Miami zombie" who ate a homeless man's face ten years ago didn't have bath salts in his system, despite what was widely reported. The only drug in him was marijuana, which obviously isn't a zombie drug. He was apparently prone to paranoia and violent outbursts in the past, so the likely explanation for the attack was probably mental illness of some kind.
This video is good, seeker you should feel good. Thank you lol
There's literally a video on youtube *showing* you what happens to a real, live person going through rabies...
And this shows none of that......
Thanks mam for your information 💐💕🙏🏼
Video: Rabies is very VERY DEADLY!!
Music: 💃💃💃
4:48
Me: There are no bats here
All other Rogues at Gotham:
It is a sad moment to realize you have more than half the symptoms of rabies, but don't have rabies.
True.
It's not a sad moment it's a moment of relief
@@SandboxerSandy ikr like what?
Yeah that's called a mood disorder I had one too , LMAO !!!
Keep trying you can do it
I did not look at my shoulder XD Very interesting info 👍🏻
Wish y’all would do an episode on ME/CFS
"Maybe you have a bat on your shoulder and you don't know it."
"You just looked on your shoulder, didn't you?"
Genjutsu of that level doesn't work on me.
Rabies can also be transmitted through organ donation and eating undercooked animal meat.
I've been bitten twice in Philippines... so went through the rabbies treatments twice.
TH-cam recommended me a video of some children on 1920s who got infected by rabies and that was one of most horrible thing I've ever seen, really grateful for there's vaccines nowadays
I was just talking to my brother in law about this. I'm not mad
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Anyway I remember when a puppy bit me just above my mounth... I was 4 years old that time and I carried the puppy so I could look closer that he did that and it slightly bleed. I causally told my mom about it since even in that age I knew that people becomes crazy when they get rabis and did not get treatment.
Me too man but it was a cat..... I was bit in my foot but my parents didnt even bother to give me a vaccine and its been 8 years now........ I hope your doing well mate.
The same happened to me I was bitten by a puppy and casually told my mom about it . It's been years now and I still hadn't got a treatment, I always have nightmares of me dying because of this. I hope you're doing well
My theory: when bite in the head (if possible) the symptoms appear in 5 days-1 week/ when bite from the neck the virus the symptoms appear from 1 week- 3 weeks/ bite from the arm from 3 weeks- 2 months/ bite from the leg 2 months- 1 year
A girl in Norway just died from rabies
I was inoculated against rabies so I could work on infected tissue.
Now I hospice rabid bats.
Question: How fast can a rabid bat bite you and would you feel it?
Guys, please slow down the speed and tone down the music...painful...love the content.
I will always remember the movie Quarantine about this scenario. Scariest I've ever seen
A Norwegian young woman died recently of rabies after being bitten by a dog she tried to help, in East Asia. The hospital immediately, and early in the stage, realized it was rabies, but it was too late. She died a few days later.
Think twice before you touch animals abroad. If you don't know it's safe, don't do it!
Well if you travel to a country that has rabies, and have even a chance you might be around animals, you should really get your rabies shot before you go.
@@ninjafruitchilled Agree! The problem is that most people have no information about rabies.
I don't look over my shoulder I am BATMAN .
Feels sharp pain in leg
I assume that are transgender
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I was bitten very badly by a big monkey on my left ankle. It's claws took out another chunk of flesh on my right shoulder. That horrific incident took place in a hostel in 2010. My friends took me to a chemist, for they don't know any doctor. The chemist guy applied betadin balm but advised me not to stitch up the wound. When I came back to the hostel, I saw the terrace covered with thick pool of blood. It was hell of a moment in my life. They gave me anti rabies injections 5 times, costing me $$$.
I'm alive but I still feel the pain on those scars.