Treatments
yes If caught in an early stage Rabies shots can be injected to fight the disease although in a late stage it is incurable.
what is a rabies treatment?
- Your body tempature rising to unsafe levels.
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Rabies are transferred through saliva via bites cuts and open wounds.
What is how rabies spread?
Once rabies symptoms are in effect the fatality rate is practically 100% and is why you must find rabies early.
What is the chance of death if you catch rabies?
The most common is a familiar canine companion often found in houses.
What is a dog?
The shot is administered as close to the bite/wound as possible.
what is where is the shot injected?
your mouth will start creating an excessive amount of saliva and wont stop.
what is uncontrollable salivation?
Rabies can take about 1 to 3 months to actually effect you.
What is the time rabies take to effect you?
Rabies is the most common in India.
What country has the highest death rate to rabies?
An animal commonly referred to as a trash panda.
What is a raccoon?
A rabies vaccine can last anywhere from 6 months to 2 years.
what is how long does the shot last.
The seeing of things or people that aren't there.
What is hallucinations?
All continents with the exception of Antarctica rabies effects all of them and kills about 59000 people annually.
What is the annual death rate for rabies?
Once bit by a rabid animal there is a vary of chances to get infected but its about 15 to 60 percent.
What is the chance of getting infected?
A typically red animal found in forests/brushes.
What is a fox?
four shots are administered over the period of two weeks.
What is how many shots are used for treatment and over what time?
The losing feeling or movement/functionality of parts of your body.
What is partial paralysis?
Rabies is a highly neglected disease and not nearly enough people get the vaccines due to lack of knowledge about the danger and how present it is still.
What is how well are people prepared?
Rabies is'nt very prominent in Canada only having 28 reported cases since 1924.
A rat like creature that is typically found at night.
What is a bat?
The vaccine injects a small amount of the virus for your body to identify as a threat to then learn to kill it and in turn if you get infected your immune system will kill it.
What is how does the vaccine work?
A symptom of rabies that inhibits the ability to consume or ingest liquids.
What is difficulty swallowing?
In most parts of Canada, the rabies shots are covered by universal health care if your already infected
What is the cost of treatment?
In the past years there have been plenty of precautions made for the disease and have had over 8 million vaccines distributed annually.
What is the reason for so little cases in Canada and America?
A grouping of animals that humans are considered a part of.
What is a mammal?