Patient's question:
But when playing with my son in the park, he saw a dog and was very happy to run over to play with it. But somehow, the dog suddenly bit my son, and his hand immediately got a cut. My son cried loudly in pain, and I immediately took him to the hospital for a shot.What kind of assistance is needed: What should a child do if they are bitten by a dog?
Doctor's answer:
Suggested for anesthetic vaccination, the best time for the first anesthetic vaccination is within 48 hours after being bitten. The specific anesthetic schedule is: administer 1 dose (2 milliliters) of the vaccine via intramuscular injection on days 0, 3, 7, 14, and 30. "0" refers to the day the first dose is administered (and so on). If, due to various factors, the vaccination is not administered in time, it should be administered in accordance with the principle that "early vaccination is better than delayed vaccination, and delayed vaccination is better than no vaccination." The above advice is for the question "What should I do if a child is bitten by a dog?" It is hoped to assist you, and wish you good health!