@@Zarvy So you are sure that is it rabies? If not, you need confirmation. If yes, you may want to consider palliative measures. Whatever it is, the only reasonable advise I can give you, is to consult an expert since as far as I know, at least in theory your symptoms may be something else and then you still have a chance! If it was a rabid cat, your chances are already reduced because you didn‘t do that immediately. Now don‘t let this slip again!
“He can no longer leave the room until he dies” Letting someone to suffer and die alone? Why bother having doctors at all? These countries need proper access to proper medical care. I don’t know for sure as I’m not a doctor, but I must believe that today in 2020 in America and other developed counties that rabies patients are put into a medically induced coma before symptoms equal agony and suffering. And hydrate through IVs, while they’re in a coma...no suffering. I pray for an end to the way the world is now. Where no one suffers like this
i believe those induced in coma procedure only has been effective once. Also, the video says poorest country, sadly, they won't be able to afford treatment like that unless it's fully paid by the govt.
The latest recommendations do call for palliative care and provide rigorous guidelines. You can learn more about the treatment and palliative care in our Rabies Healthcare Certificate course here: bit.ly/3spu0Y7
The vast majority of hospitals and even entire countries are not equipped to put someone into a coma or give appropriate palliative care in regards to rabies cases. Just as an example, if they were in a coma, they would require a ventilator. Even the best hospitals cannot spare a ventilator, let alone a hospital in an area that is underfunded, understaffed and ill-equipped for palliative care. Ultimately, they had absolutely no choice in the matter. Even if they had wished to put someone in a coma, they are not able to.
Yeah, so it's basically what they have to do because if symptoms already persist there is no turning back to death anymore. If you reach the hydrophobic stage it's 99% likely your expected to die.
Sadly, Once a rabies patient show symptoms like aerophobia and hydrophobia, the disease has run it's course, and the patient is close to death. It can't be cured but it's totally preventable by getting vaccinated.
@@markleogante9183 I got bitten by my classmate's dog two days ago. It bit my left leg straight to the sural nerve and I immediately got vaccinated the next day. I did some research on the vaccine used (Speeda from China) and it says it will take maximum effect 4 to 7 days after injection. I wonder if I will be alright or not, because the virus (if it has) travels much faster in the nerves than on the bloodstream. I'd like to know if it's enough time for the vaccine to function before the virus finally reaches the brain (endgame). Please, I'm legitimately scared and can't even sleep because of this. I'm experiencing twitches on the bite area and spasms. It feels as if somebody run a car over my left leg and I also have borderline fever and malaise. Please help. 🥺
Even if you got rabies vaccines immunity doesn’t last forever you will need titer test atleast every 2 years and boosters. And if pre vaccinated then bit you still need the vaccines you just won’t need the immunoglobulin shot at wound
Yes. It is certainly possible with "Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)". As some people have correctly pointed out, this is typically available to people in high-risk professions (such as veterinarians or animal handlers), but it is also available from travel clinics globally. If you plan on travelling to a high-risk country, or if you live in a rabies-endemic country, you may want to consider PrEP. Unfortunately, the cost of this vaccination is typically high and it does not provide lifelong protection. PrEP simply reduces the number of doses of Post-exposure prophylaxis vaccine required after an exposure and eliminates the need for rabies Immunoglobulin (which is often not available in endemic countries).
Sir We had a dog bitten or not, we could not confirm, after that I was bitten by another stain after a month, then sir I went and did the vaccine complete course, after that the government 4 days complete course in Sir Hospital was telling. Sir what should we do are we safe or not
Is rabies can be transmitted through food? My cat nibbled my food while I was eating it now I've been troubled for 3 days Wondering if I got Rabies or not
Rabies is transmitted through the saliva of an infected animal. Therefore, the may be a slight risk of transmission if the animal's saliva came in contact with an open wound or your mucous membranes. From your post, you mention that the cat is your own cat, therefore, you can answer some of these questions to help determine your risk: 1) Is the animal vaccinated against rabies? 2) Do you suspect your cat to have rabies? If your cat does not have rabies, then there is no risk of transmission. However, if your cat was exhibiting signs of rabies, we would recommend that you seek medical attention before the onset of clinical symptoms. You can learn more about rabies, its transmission and the risks on our "About Rabies" pages (rabiesalliance.org/about/about-rabies), as well as through our online, certified education courses available free of charge (bit.ly/2PrbjEO).
Hi @TitanSurge. Please can you send us an email on info@rabiesalliance.org so that we may help you better and advise you with the international recommendations.
May alaga akong pusa kaso wala syang anti-rabies na vaccine ung aso ko lng ung nabigyan ng vaccine. Tas lagi ako nakakalmot ng pusa ko, need ko parin ba mag pa inject ng anti-rabies kahit mga scratch lang?
@@mugenjin1986legit po ba? Kasi nakalmot din ako ng pusa namin almost 2 weeks na. Malakas pa din naman yung pusa. Pero hindi na ako nagpa vaccine kasi wala naman akong naramdaman.
Ang Tingling, Numbness ba ay part ng Incubation period or Sintomas na?? Nalilito kasi ako sa incubation period, kung yung Tingling, Numbness will take around 1 month to reach the CNS?
@@hastensavoir7782 wala lang nagulat lang. sorry magtatanong pa ako, anws nagkaroon kanaba ng panic attack dahil nga dito sa thought of having a rabies?
@@krhyz9765 I am suffering from Hypochondria specific to rabies. Mahirap labanan. Umabot sa punto na hindi na ako naniniwalang protektado ng Vaccines, kahit inassure pa ako ng mga doktor.
@@hastensavoir7782 I am very sorry to hear that. I might say that I do understand you because I'm currently fighting with the excessive fear even though I am already vaccinated. The tingling is still there, actually last night I had a biggest panic to the point I felt tingling in my hands and feet, fast heart beat and tremors when I try to sleep. I cannot sleep at all. I am slowly working on this but yes it's hard to fight it at all.
That's category II exposure. I've had that kind of exposure before so I made 3 trips to the doctor, 2 shots per visit. Hope you got vaccinated. Rabies is not to be fucked with.
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I got biten by street cat,, it's been 2 weeks ,,I'm experiencing throat pain.. pray for me
So did you get your vaccines?
@@hdbrot no ,,but i did got teatnus vaccine
You should talk to a doctor for the proper course of action since praying alone will not help.
@@hdbrot can you help me once the symptoms are at present? No body alright.. even doctor...
@@Zarvy So you are sure that is it rabies? If not, you need confirmation. If yes, you may want to consider palliative measures. Whatever it is, the only reasonable advise I can give you, is to consult an expert since as far as I know, at least in theory your symptoms may be something else and then you still have a chance! If it was a rabid cat, your chances are already reduced because you didn‘t do that immediately. Now don‘t let this slip again!
“He can no longer leave the room until he dies” Letting someone to suffer and die alone? Why bother having doctors at all? These countries need proper access to proper medical care. I don’t know for sure as I’m not a doctor, but I must believe that today in 2020 in America and other developed counties that rabies patients are put into a medically induced coma before symptoms equal agony and suffering. And hydrate through IVs, while they’re in a coma...no suffering. I pray for an end to the way the world is now. Where no one suffers like this
You are so naive lol
i believe those induced in coma procedure only has been effective once. Also, the video says poorest country, sadly, they won't be able to afford treatment like that unless it's fully paid by the govt.
@@elliev.9457 u do know that only 14 people ever lived rabies it is literally a 99.99 percent chance of death and there a few thousand death per year
@@cheehan81 how is this related to my comment? I believe it's clear that I didn't totally agree on the main commenter.. 🤔
@@elliev.9457 i think he meant to tell that to the dude that doesnt want doctors in this world
Ik the local culture & customs are completely different but wouldn’t it be more human to put a pillow over their face?
Horrific! At least put them in a coma. No palliative care? Cruel!
The latest recommendations do call for palliative care and provide rigorous guidelines. You can learn more about the treatment and palliative care in our Rabies Healthcare Certificate course here: bit.ly/3spu0Y7
The vast majority of hospitals and even entire countries are not equipped to put someone into a coma or give appropriate palliative care in regards to rabies cases.
Just as an example, if they were in a coma, they would require a ventilator. Even the best hospitals cannot spare a ventilator, let alone a hospital in an area that is underfunded, understaffed and ill-equipped for palliative care.
Ultimately, they had absolutely no choice in the matter. Even if they had wished to put someone in a coma, they are not able to.
He cannot leave the room until he dies... :|
Tama ba ang narinig ko? Once the patients gets ill. Locked and no longer leave the room (until dies) ????????
Yeah, so it's basically what they have to do because if symptoms already persist there is no turning back to death anymore. If you reach the hydrophobic stage it's 99% likely your expected to die.
Sadly, Once a rabies patient show symptoms like aerophobia and hydrophobia, the disease has run it's course, and the patient is close to death. It can't be cured but it's totally preventable by getting vaccinated.
@@markleogante9183 I got bitten by my classmate's dog two days ago. It bit my left leg straight to the sural nerve and I immediately got vaccinated the next day. I did some research on the vaccine used (Speeda from China) and it says it will take maximum effect 4 to 7 days after injection. I wonder if I will be alright or not, because the virus (if it has) travels much faster in the nerves than on the bloodstream. I'd like to know if it's enough time for the vaccine to function before the virus finally reaches the brain (endgame). Please, I'm legitimately scared and can't even sleep because of this. I'm experiencing twitches on the bite area and spasms. It feels as if somebody run a car over my left leg and I also have borderline fever and malaise. Please help. 🥺
@@osamabinladen824 if it's in the leg it will have a longer incubation period so maybe the doctor decided to do the standard.
@@osamabinladen824 and also check the dog if it has contracted the rabies.
I dont know if its a bite of a dog but ita ichy and i have other symptoms im scared
Same bro i feel slight pain at the site of the bite.
Is it possible to get an anti rabies even not bitten?for future safety just asking
Luci Fur Yes it’s advised to take “pre exposure rabies vaccine” if u high risk of exposure to Rabies like Animal rescuers or care takers. I hv taken.
Only offered to people in high risk profession
Even if you got rabies vaccines immunity doesn’t last forever you will need titer test atleast every 2 years and boosters. And if pre vaccinated then bit you still need the vaccines you just won’t need the immunoglobulin shot at wound
Yes. It is certainly possible with "Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)". As some people have correctly pointed out, this is typically available to people in high-risk professions (such as veterinarians or animal handlers), but it is also available from travel clinics globally.
If you plan on travelling to a high-risk country, or if you live in a rabies-endemic country, you may want to consider PrEP.
Unfortunately, the cost of this vaccination is typically high and it does not provide lifelong protection. PrEP simply reduces the number of doses of Post-exposure prophylaxis vaccine required after an exposure and eliminates the need for rabies Immunoglobulin (which is often not available in endemic countries).
I’ve heard you can also depending on where you live
Sir
We had a dog bitten or not, we could not confirm, after that I was bitten by another stain after a month, then sir I went and did the vaccine complete course, after that the government 4 days complete course in Sir Hospital was telling. Sir what should we do are we safe or not
Are you still alive?
@@Zarvy The leg in which the dog had bitten now hurts, only 6 months have passed but now it hurts but I don't know why I am scared
@@up67bloge probably you are experiencing trauma anxiety, it would be better if you try to forget about the incident
are you ok now ?@@up67bloge
Is rabies can be transmitted through food? My cat nibbled my food while I was eating it now I've been troubled for 3 days Wondering if I got Rabies or not
Observe your cat behavior if it dies u die too
@@reenmangoe3134 incubation period sir.
First of all if your cat had rabies it wouldn't be eating at allm
Your cat would exseevly salvate
Rabies is transmitted through the saliva of an infected animal. Therefore, the may be a slight risk of transmission if the animal's saliva came in contact with an open wound or your mucous membranes. From your post, you mention that the cat is your own cat, therefore, you can answer some of these questions to help determine your risk:
1) Is the animal vaccinated against rabies?
2) Do you suspect your cat to have rabies?
If your cat does not have rabies, then there is no risk of transmission. However, if your cat was exhibiting signs of rabies, we would recommend that you seek medical attention before the onset of clinical symptoms.
You can learn more about rabies, its transmission and the risks on our "About Rabies" pages (rabiesalliance.org/about/about-rabies), as well as through our online, certified education courses available free of charge (bit.ly/2PrbjEO).
How many times do i need to get rabies shot? I got one in 2018 should i get another one or its one shot only
Hi @TitanSurge. Please can you send us an email on info@rabiesalliance.org so that we may help you better and advise you with the international recommendations.
May alaga akong pusa kaso wala syang anti-rabies na vaccine ung aso ko lng ung nabigyan ng vaccine. Tas lagi ako nakakalmot ng pusa ko, need ko parin ba mag pa inject ng anti-rabies kahit mga scratch lang?
Best thing to do is observe your pet cat. Kung 2 weeks buhay pa wlang rabbies yan.
it is also advisable to have a vaccine dahil pet owner ka.
@@mugenjin1986legit po ba? Kasi nakalmot din ako ng pusa namin almost 2 weeks na. Malakas pa din naman yung pusa. Pero hindi na ako nagpa vaccine kasi wala naman akong naramdaman.
@@Iloveyoubert kumusta Po nag pa vaccine kana?
Ang Tingling, Numbness ba ay part ng Incubation period or Sintomas na?? Nalilito kasi ako sa incubation period, kung yung Tingling, Numbness will take around 1 month to reach the CNS?
WAIT YOU ARE A FILIPINO?
@@krhyz9765 oo bakit?
@@hastensavoir7782 wala lang nagulat lang. sorry magtatanong pa ako, anws nagkaroon kanaba ng panic attack dahil nga dito sa thought of having a rabies?
@@krhyz9765 I am suffering from Hypochondria specific to rabies. Mahirap labanan. Umabot sa punto na hindi na ako naniniwalang protektado ng Vaccines, kahit inassure pa ako ng mga doktor.
@@hastensavoir7782 I am very sorry to hear that. I might say that I do understand you because I'm currently fighting with the excessive fear even though I am already vaccinated. The tingling is still there, actually last night I had a biggest panic to the point I felt tingling in my hands and feet, fast heart beat and tremors when I try to sleep. I cannot sleep at all. I am slowly working on this but yes it's hard to fight it at all.
Magpapainject pa po ba ulit ako? Pag nakagat po ulit ako ng aso?
Kasi po naturukan na po akong February,
Nakagat po ako ngayon...
Pasagot naman po plz
Ang alam ko lng na 2-4years effect ng vaccine
Nakagat ako ng pusa maliit lng hinugasan ko at nilagyan ng alcohol ayus lang ba yun?
@RedNinjaHQ sa bakuran namin wala nmn nag mamayari madaming pusa
Maganda parin mag pa tingin sa doctor
kelangan nyopo ng booster
Tanong ko lang po kailangan pa ba ng rabies vaccine pag hindi broken yung skin at hindi dumugo parang gasgas lang
gasgas is a form of broken skin.
for safety pa vaccine ka na din. wala naman overdose ang rabies vaccine
That's category II exposure. I've had that kind of exposure before so I made 3 trips to the doctor, 2 shots per visit. Hope you got vaccinated. Rabies is not to be fucked with.
I have a slight pain in my throat after a suspected dog licked small cuts on my fingers, will I be okay ?
yoo are ok?!?!?!
Are you alive?
May rabies po b ang tao,? Pls pasagot naman po
Hi there, you can find some information about rabies in humans in our Frequently Asked Questions: rabiesalliance.org/resources/faqs Thanks