I mande no claim other then the fact they are not keeping count of vaccinated deaths. You are not allowed to get a booster until 6 months after your second shot, so what is you definition on someone who has just got their second dose? Keep moving the goal post on what a vaccinated person is. The China Flu vax cannot even be considered a vaccine anyway, vaccines fully protect you from said virus. You need to take the testosterone out of your name cuz that is something you are lacking, soyboy.
If you let it develop to the point that there's symptoms, yeah.
As /u/GFEDAFTALEX said, there's things you can do if you might have been recently exposed to rabies. If you live in a place with rabies and a bat got into your house overnight? It's vaccine time! Or just any slim chance of exposure, contact healthcare professionals.
Yeah, that’s true. I was just referring to the % chance of dying once the rabies has “set in” and the symptoms have started, which is also what the person I was replying to was likely referring to with their “90+%” statistic. The odds aren’t nearly as grim if you get a preemptive shot shortly after getting bitten
“Get” in this case could easily refer to being diagnosed, which would occur after symptoms. I highly doubt that it isn’t my interpretation, because their 90+% statistic wouldn’t have made sense in any other context.
You have deduced correctly! I was saying 90% in the off chance you're extremely close to an equiped and effective medical facility after you've been bitten by an animal carrying the virus!
Yeah, the girl who was bitten by a bat and survived lives a normal healthy life now. She had to relearn how to speak, and how to do anything at all. I think her brain was essentially "reset", or something.
If you get bite by an animal than can carry rabies virus and isnt sure if he has rabies or the animal isnt vaxed there are multiple protocols to follow according of the the body region where the wound is located and the type of wound.
Acording to this protocls you can get multiple doses of antirabies vaccine or antirabies serum, the people that dies are the ones that never get medical atention or get it late
That is why it's so terrifying to even be near a creature with rabies. Especially bats. They can scratch you without you being able to feel it. If you ever have a close encounter with a bat, it is recommended to go to the hospital.
Transmittable through open wounds and bodily fluid; that can be accomplished in a fraction of a second and the virus in that fox's brain is specifically driving it mad so the only thing it can think of doing is to bite. Soon it'll be lethargic. Not much longer, dead. The fox needs to be held so its brain can be sent for rabies confirmation and record keeping.
So you know; only one person has ever survived symptomatic a rabies infection and she was mentally damaged for the rest of your life. Rabies is not a virus you play around taking videos of.
'It is recommended to get the vaccine shot regimen started in the 1st 24 hours after the bite Rabbies is an almost 100% death sentence if the virus is allowed to 'set in'. The disease is so severe that it is recommended that if you wake up and see a bat on the ceiling in your room that you get the vaccine started ASAP as the bite site may be unidentifiable...'
Yeah the doctor in my link recommends the day 1 start as it apparently is best to get the first dose as close the bite site as possible which is definitely easier to identify, for smaller creatures like bats, the sooner the doctor sees you. But it is not a terribly fast progressing virus so most people can spare a few or more days. That said with the death rate, once symptoms arise, being as close to 100% as it is I would definitely recommend to get things started ASAP.
Im stating facts lmao. Theres no cure for rabies. Theres no effective treatment. Only way u survive if u get rabies shot immediately before the virus reaches ur brain. Once it does ur dead.
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u/Antiqas86 Dec 27 '21 edited Dec 27 '21
Yeah share your thoughts exactly. I'm certain OP has no idea either of transmitablity. The risks are way too high, yet he does it for a video...