Under normal circumstances, if you are bitten by a cat and bleed, you should quickly rinse and disinfect the wound in time, and then go to a regular hospital for rabies vaccination. If you are bitten by a cat and bleed, you must pay attention. If you don’t know how to deal with it, it is recommended to go directly to a regular hospital to consult a professional doctor.

If you are bitten by a domestic cat and bleed, it is recommended to rinse repeatedly with soapy water and then scrub with alcohol or iodophor. Domestic cats Although the rabies vaccine has been injected, it is not certain whether the domestic cat has antibodies and whether it carries the rabies virus. It is recommended to get the rabies vaccine within 24 hours, otherwise there is a risk of being infected with rabies virus and suffering from rabies.

If symptoms such as redness and itching appear on the local skin, it may be an infection, and antibiotics such as roxithromycin capsules and amoxicillin capsules need to be taken orally for treatment under the guidance of a doctor.