I Risked My Life for Science and Became Invincible

Some readers may be afraid of rabies, so how to overcome it? First, let's look at national data. Last year there were more than 200 rabies outbreaks. This proportion is still very, very small among a population of 1.4 Billion. And among more than 200 people, the proportion of infections caused by cats is only 1%. Of course, many readers may have noticed it when checking the information. Why is the actual number of deaths less than the actual number of attacks by more than twenty people. Doesn't it mean 100% mortality rate? This is because some family members of rabies patients transfer him to the hospital when there is no hope of treatment. Then, those who die not in the hospital but at home will not be recorded in the data. In fact, rabies has many specific symptoms. For example, they are afraid of light, noise, hydrophobia, and the unique feeling of ants in the wound during the prodromal stage (some non-rabies neurotic people will have ants all over their body, so don't worry too much). These can be clearly felt with a little comparison. But this is already in the attack stage, and there is no way to turn back. There is another famous judgment method in the world, which is the ten-day observation method. As long as the injured cat or dog is still alive within these ten days, it's basically fine. However, I recommend that once you are scratched or bitten by a cat or dog, you should get a rabies vaccine as soon as possible. Although the validity period is 24 hours, the sooner the better. Even if it is delayed for some reason, you should go to the local vaccine site to receive the rabies vaccine as soon as possible after 24 hours. The doctor will conduct a three-level assessment on you, which is divided into wounds that do not penetrate the subcutaneous tissue, broken skin, and finally blood. If you see blood or you are really uneasy, it is best to inject rabies virus immune protein to speed up the production of antibodies. This way, disguised rabies viruses can be detected and eliminated before they reach the spine. Studies have shown that as long as the rabies vaccine is injected, there will be no attack. Of course, this is when you receive the doctor's guidance and a course of rabies vaccinations on time. Some people say that China's rabies prevention policy treats the symptoms rather than the root cause. There is a saying that vaccinating cats and dogs is indeed the most effective method. But with the tens of millions of wild cats and dogs in China, coupled with their super reproductive capacity, there will always be fish that slip through the net. Besides, this also requires a lot of funds! According to clinical judgment, rabies mainly affects the nervous system of animals, and generally manifests as mania and paralysis, but most of them are manic. Specific manifestations include: mental excitement, restlessness, running wildly, barking, biting things, fear of light and water. Some people may foam at the mouth, drool a lot, have stiff limbs, become paralyzed, and some may have difficulty breathing and eventually die. Therefore, if you encounter cats and dogs with the above possible behavioral conditions, I recommend walking around. There are also some jokes on the Internet where people imitate dogs to protect food. All I can say is that entertainment is good, because patients infected with rabies will not behave aggressively, but will at best be extremely excited. Friendly reminder: 1. Babies under three months old are basically not infected with rabies. This is mainly because the mother's milk contains antibodies (except if the mother itself does not have antibodies), and the rabies virus cannot be inherited. 2. If you keep cats and dogs at home and never go out, there will be no risk. Of course, only cats can do this, dogs can't stand this kind of loneliness. Because rabies virus is transmitted through contact. So when you encounter some wild dogs (which may carry rabies virus) when you are walking your dog outside, you may be infected while sniffing each other. Therefore, as long as you stay at home, there is definitely no risk of infection. But since infection can only occur through contact, where is the source? But I checked a lot of information and couldn't get an answer to the question. If anyone can explain it I would be extremely grateful. Although according to the WHO, it is expected that rabies virus will completely disappear from the earth by 2030. But all in all, the safest thing to do if you are scratched or bitten is to get a rabies vaccine immediately. After all, it seems that a specific drug for rabies will never be available! Alas, no more! The promise of ten thousand updates cannot be fulfilled! One is because there is too little momentum during the period before it goes on the shelves. The second reason is that according to the needs of plot development, the plot involving the lithography machine is a bit narrow and not easy to write. Mainly because the minimum standard equipment for scientific research papers nowadays is photolithography machines or controllable nuclear fusion. It is very difficult to use these existing things! So I collected more knowledge. But after the lithography machine chapter ends, the plot will become grander. It was a bit difficult during this period, but even after it was released, the results were not ideal. I won't suck at it either. Please feel free to take a look!

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Very nice!!!!!! It would be nice if there were less descriptions of other countries.

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