Do you know about animals that spread rabies?
The main symptom of animal rabies is a change in its behavior: a good pet is aggressive, wild and ready to bite.
Both wild animals and domestic animals can spread the rabies virus. The main causes of the disease include the following animals:
Dogs, bats, cats, cows, goats, horses, rabbits, beavers, wolves, wolves and monkeys.
Rabies is a viral disease caused by the rabies virus, which occurs in warm-blooded animals and humans. It is transmitted to humans through the saliva of infected animals when they bite or scratch. When the virus is infected, severe progressive damage to the central nervous system is observed. The virus moves through the damaged skin to the nerve endings and spreads through them to the brain and spinal cord. The disease is fatal to humans and can only be prevented by emergency vaccination.
The main symptom of rabies in humans is hydrophobia or fear of water. First there is a fear of drinking water, then there are signs of fear at the sight of water and when talking about water. In addition, tremors of swallowing muscles, fear, seizures, interruptions in breathing can be detected.
Seizures are triggered by exposure to sound and light. The patient begins to break everything and throw himself at people, after a “violent” attack, “silent” begins – the initial sign of paralysis. After that, breathing stops and death occurs. The time from the bite to the appearance of symptoms is called the incubation period of the disease. Usually, the symptoms of the disease begin to appear 4-12 weeks after a person is infected. However, the incubation period can be several days or up to six years.🤗
Reminder: Be careful of wild and domestic animals in the spring season. 🤪☑️ 📸Oralboyi MTB