Emergency treatment for a dog bite. This is the safest way to deal with it!
Emergency treatment after being bitten by a dog
The emergency treatment after being bitten by a dog requires cleaning and disinfecting the wound first. Before rinsing, the wound should be squeezed to drain away the contaminated blood containing the virus. But never use your mouth to suck the blood from the wound. Clean the wound thoroughly with 20% soapy water, wash it with clean water, and then use 2% to 3% iodine or 75% alcohol for local disinfection. For local wounds, do not need to bandage or apply ointment. Keep the wound dry and administer the vaccine within 24 hours. Related articles
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