Bibo has been bitten by a dog

[@APmyre]

Is there no one who's gonna talk about how brave the boy was when he received all those treatments and injections? Good boy! I hope he's healthy now..

[@pinetreetemple4611]

He cried like a girl and begged his mom for comfort, literally the exact opposite of bravery stupid ass.

[@njidekaomenkah3502]

@@pinetreetemple4611 okay but why do you have to be so rude about it ?

[@tayperrygagianajepsenlordl944]

@@pinetreetemple4611 There is nothing wrong with crying. You toxic AF and he is a child

[@rabiesalliance]

We agree that the boy was indeed brave. It is indeed braver of the boy to tell his parents about the bite and have the courage to seek treatment. While the injections may hurt a little bit (like any injection) the pain and suffering to himself and his family would be far worse without treatment.

[@newjargon1697]

@@rabiesalliance It is impossible for any human being with any brains to disagree with this. Thank you.

[@logancolette]

It’s honestly insane to me that we have medications and treatments readily available to save people’s lives, but these life-saving medicines are denied to people who can’t afford them. finding out that the world values money over people’s actual lives was something that deeply shocked and upset me as a child, and it’s something I’ve never been able to really wrap my head around as an adult.

[@ElloFantasy]

To be honest, I almost feel like there's something more to it than that. With as far as medical advancements have come, people live longer than ever. I can't help but wonder (and I have heard word of this) that some of not wanting to share the resources is down to population control. It's cruel as can be and I'm not saying I agree with it, but I have my suspicions.

[@rabiesalliance]

it is not only/always about cost. Limited accessibility can also be because of people living in very rural areas with no medical centres nearby for example...

[@absoleet]

I think Filipinos don't have free universal healthcare that covers life saving treatments like rabies vaccines and they have to fork out at least 60% of the total cost under the current system. Those people who keep praising the free market system should take a look at how countries without adequate govt healthcare really perform.

[@amandamorgan2802]

Did you not know-it is all about $...

[@amandamorgan2802]

​@@rabiesallianceIt is very often about the cost.No pay no play in the medical help house...also if no medical.

[@maxotaurus5140]

Lucky kid to have responsible parent to get him to doctor. Unfortunately, often a kid will hide the bite, being a kid.

[@crusaderofthelowlands3750]

Did you see that bite? Good luck hiding that from your mom.

[@Kimberly-yt6nn]

Katy Ellison Are you freaking serious right now?! Did you not listen to a word they said in the video?! It has absolutely nothing to do with being a " responsible parent". But everything to do with if you have money or not. You don't think those parent's would get their children treated and save their lives if they could?! It's not like US hospital's where we get treated first and billed later if you can't pay. They have to pay upfront for the second, third and fourth vaccine. I don't know if you noticed but they're already extremely poor. They hardly have anything as it is. They have to beg and borrow money for the treatments and if they have no one to borrow money from their child dies. That was such an ignorant and heartless thing to say.

[@higgs135]

Oh fuck me...I once hid a bite. I was bit by a dog and didn't tell anyone. And I'm really lucky that dog wasn't a rabid. I'm so stupid

[@erikacristoballs8623]

Katy Ellison I hid a bite too we had an aggressive dog that really should of been put down he would always try biting me no matter what! One day my dad sent me to feed the dog and it bit my thigh!! It hurt so bad I did nothing to provoke the dog either. He also bit a girls lip almost tearing it completely but since the mom trespass the property and there was a sign beware of dog and my sister told the lady not to let her kid near the dog and the lady didn’t listen and the dog got the kid in the mouth. We found him dead a week later not sure if he had rabies but I think I would of been dead but found him with white foam around his mouth I can recall we gave him shots but I was so little I can’t remember what shots we gave him exactly all I know is my parents assumed he was poisoned and we buried him and I still got the scar where he bit me Now I am more responsible about a bite

[@gretchenlanderos]

@@erikacristoballs8623 go get the rabies immunoglobulin and vaccine ASAP. Rabies can incubate for years. the longest is 23+ years. once symptoms begin its 100% fatal. please go get vaccinated and have the girl vaccinated. Rabies virus can be in the saliva of an infected mammal up to a week before symptoms begin and the dog typically dies within 10 days of symptoms but CAN be carrying the virus a few days before symptoms begin

[@canuck21]

Good grief, an injection into the wound itself. That must really hurt.

[@inkedmomblu1510]

That young man was so brave!! Proud of him.

[@rabiesalliance]

We agree! While the injection may be scary for some, the injection/vaccination prevents far worse pain and suffering for both the child and his family. We encourage you to learn more about rabies and get involved by doing our online education course - it's self-paced and free. bit.ly/3rgJtbv

[@ruthnovack4664]

I think its cheaper to vaccinated the dogs and cats then to treat a human. The government should run a free rabies vaccinations throughout the country, the cost would be far less than to pay for the patient's first treatment.

[@rabiesalliance]

You are correct in saying that dog vaccination is much cheaper than human vaccination, and it has the added benefit of addressing the problem at it's source, as opposed to simply treating the issue. The only means to eliminate dog and 99% of human rabies cases is by vaccinating a large proportion of the dog population. We work with governments to develop sustainable and cost-effective strategies to deliver mass dog vaccinations (along with all the other requirements) to eliminate rabies, using the Stepwise Approach towards Rabies Elimination (SARE) Tool. Read more about the SARE tool on our website here: bit.ly/2PgS7JQ

[@rabiesalliance]

​@kris scarpetti We are sorry to hear that you were unable to find a link to support our cause. We would welcome your support. You can donate here (rabiesalliance.org/donate) or volunteer your skills here (rabiesalliance.org/get-involved/volunteer). Other links to our different pages and resources are available under the "About" tab.

[@AlCatSplat]

@kris scarpetti Calm down, Karen.

[@helentimson8531]

How sad this it unbelievable the world we live in. I live in England were everybody moans about are nhs services but watching this u don’t realise how lucky we really r. That little boy is so brave and the mum and grandmother borrowing money I would sell my soul to the devil for my kid x

[@rabiesalliance]

Thank you for your comment. It is for this reason that we work to eliminate dog rabies globally, ensuring that people do not need to suffer and borrow money to save their child from an entirely preventable disease.

[@kiranNiks]

The relief i feel whenever they say its 100% preventable. 😞 Poor families who lose their loved ones because of rabies.

[@ccaruso8293]

Brave little boy! He’s a tough guy! At his age I’d be scared beyond all belief

[@peterdarlow1131]

That is outrageous. The Government is supposed to look after its citizens. Once again we see the poor suffer. There are people with billions of dollars, how can they stand by and not help the poor?

[@joreylenebomediano1490]

Their are free rabies vaccination in the Philippines at public hospitals, maybe the patient went to a private hospital.

[@pharnstv4818]

This is stupid video campaign.. This video i think shoot in private clinic or hospital and this woman is stupid enough for going in private because there is free... Rabies vaccine and prophylaxis is completely free in Philippines..I was biten by dog and you just simply go to government Local bite center and you will have free shots..

[@josephrincon9947]

I agree Mr Darlow I can't believe that if you had no money they would let someone die . They being the power's to be. Is there not some form of democracy there? May those that hold the purse burn in hell or return in the next life as a rabid dog, no that's too good - a rabid skunk!

[@jdrose1000]

Peter Darlow I know it’s outrageous! There are people in our own country that are non vaccers!

[@aqafarshad658]

Rabies shot must be free at least for who has bitten by animals

[@justchill6652]

Jesus hug this child and comfort his mamma and dadda

[@blessedhope8026]

Yes Amen

[@rabiesalliance]

Rabies cannot be transmitted from simply hugging a person. Therefore, it is perfectly safe to hug or touch a person infected with rabies. Rabies is transmitted through the saliva.

[@cranium9899]

When The doctor told me Scream if you have to... My soul goes home

[@glynisseldon-vx9pl]

First of all,he's really brave,what a handsome little boy,so cute

[@esta1ful]

Another thing. If an animal which has been shy of human contact suddenly appears in plain view, run like hell. It probably has rabies or toxoplasmosis gondii. Call the authorities. Teach your kids not to pet unknown animals. Use some common sense for god’s sake.

[@rabiesalliance]

We encourage people to avoid dog bites completely. It is not recommended to run away from an animal, especially a dog, as this may provoke a bite. Rather, we encourage people to "Be like a tree" - standing still with their heads down and arms to their side - as a means to avoid dog bites. You can learn more about how to behave around dogs, bite prevention, rabies elimination and primary animal healthcare in our free online courses. bit.ly/3rgJtbv

[@loreleifajardo2430]

Example?

[@rabiesalliance]

@@loreleifajardo2430 Apologies, example of what do you mean?

[@mrsseasea]

I want to donate, and help save a child from this horrible disease!

[@crusaderofthelowlands3750]

Donating rarely works. It'll just go to some boss's holiday savings.

[@RitaMariLudike]

Hello there, donating gives organisations such as the Global Alliance of Rabies Control the opportunity to implement their sustainable approach to rabies control. These teams go out and do mass vaccinations and follow up with communities to ensure people are educated when it comes to treatment and prevention. To donate you can can follow this link :) www.paypal.com/donate/?token=M3rI2pc5xQ8PqZYkgtwFM9yTfPVYCT62wneEYk7_ktQHITGBOqJTY6o2WV6B28SnJ5EKtm&country.x=US&locale.x=US

[@flipper9038]

Donating won't help. Once you catch it, game over.

[@emilia3310]

@@flipper9038 Bullshit. There is an incubation time! Until symptoms set in you can still prevent it with getting the vaccines!

[@rabiesalliance]

Thank you for your concern. We would be grateful if you could donate to our cause - every little bit helps and it costs as little as USD3 to vaccinate a dog. You can donate on our website here: rabiesalliance.org/donate

[@jdrose1000]

People in our own country take for granted that we have access to these vaccines and there are non vaccers! While people in other countries don’t have access to them!

[@rabiesalliance]

This is why it is important to continue to raise awareness about the importance of vaccinating your pets against rabies, and also seeking appropriate treatment if you are exposed or bitten. Help us continue to raise awareness by hosting a World Rabies Day event in your country. Learn more about this year's World Rabies Day theme on our website here: bit.ly/3d3rXTg

[@erikseavey9445]

They don't give people free rabies shots and comparing what they're doing with "covid" vaccines to rabies is absolutely delusionally ret@rded.

[@rabiesalliance]

@@erikseavey9445 As part of our mission, we work with governments and other partners to make rabies vaccines for both humans and animals accessible to all. The global roll out of the COVID vaccine is reliant upon billions of dollars invested into the program. Unfortunately, these funds are simply not available for rabies. However, we are working to change that, but are reliant upon your support for advocacy, raising awareness, and (where possible) your donations. Please consider getting involved in rabies (bit.ly/331nUCb) or donating (bit.ly/3dgw5AB).

[@jdrose1000]

@@erikseavey9445 I didn’t compare

[@joanbaczek2575]

That is a good mom right there!!

[@crabstick250]

Thank God a vid without somrone passing. Poor baby.

[@rabiesalliance]

We agree - we hope to end dog and human rabies globally, ensuring that no more people or dogs die from this horrible disease. We would welcome any support to our mission - either through donation, volunteering, raising awareness with World Rabies Day, or doing one of our free online education courses. Please get involved and help us rid the world of unnecessary suffering and death! Get involved here: bit.ly/331nUCb

[@crabstick250]

Donated. 😘

[@rabiesalliance]

@@crabstick250 Thank you so much! This means a lot and you can be assured your donation will go directly to our work!

[@crabstick250]

And shared on FB as Nora Dawn. Bless you guys.

[@coldplayfan7357]

Good

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

But did the dog die or survive the 14 days?! Was his May, 8th. appointment necessary or not necessary?! These are the questions that will drive crazy.

[@oreowithurea5018]

Why are you bothered about it, the boy is certainly healthy and alive and that's all what matters

[@Animal-Reaction-Clips]

It would be nice to know since the dog was part of the story

[@lieschenmultikill5038]

Another soul has been saved! 🙏

[@rabiesalliance]

You can help us on our mission to save more people and animals from rabies. It is a 100% preventable disease, meaning that no person should die from it. You can get involved by donating to our cause, volunteering your time, or helping to raise awareness through World Rabies Day or with our certified online courses. Please look at the links in our "About" section.

[@rohitgupta1464]

i love God that's why i love all the doctors around the world.. #Respect

[@erikseavey9445]

God made rabies.

[@joymukherji2702]

Living in poverty and still having kids. Same situation in India but here we have 5 kids in every poor family.

[@rabiesalliance]

While post-exposure prophylaxis is effective in preventing rabies in people, the only means to eliminate the disease is by vaccinating dogs. By vaccinating the dogs in the household, you can protect the entire family (irrespective of the number of children). Please consider supporting our cause to ensure that rabies can be eliminated through sustainable means like mass dog vaccination. Please donate (bit.ly/3dgw5AB) or get involved (bit.ly/331nUCb).

[@michaeluzumaki1762]

U are right

[@cicisandy08]

I can't understand why every country has not eliminated rabies. There just has to be a way to not only inoculate dogs but any mammal that can catch rabies.

[@rabiesalliance]

99% of human rabies cases are caused by rabies in dogs. While some other species maintain rabies (e.g. bats, raccoons, skunks, foxes, etc.), their public health risk is limited. While it is possible to vaccinate most other species, it is not practical until dog-mediated rabies has been eliminated in that country. It is for this reason that the global goal (and our mission) focuses on the elimination of dog-mediated rabies. While this may seem simple, it is a complex task that requires multiple stakeholders in every rabies-endemic country to work together. It also requires resources to undertake these interventions and ensure that enough dogs are vaccinated to break the cycle of transmission and create herd immunity. Therefore, we provide tools and resources to governments and other partners to help them drive their efforts in a sustainable manner. We would welcome your support and involvement in raising awareness, educating others and contributing to our cause. Please consider donating - just USD3 can vaccinate another dog: bit.ly/3dgw5AB

[@aqafarshad658]

Its wery dangerous. Why countries and people who are in charge do not make bite treatment free for rabies it's so deadly I saw a video of a kid like this that actually has rabies and it was heartbreaking for any human and I cried for that poor kid

[@rabiesalliance]

Unfortunately, rabies is often underreported and not prioritized, so authorities may not be aware of the problem or the need for a solution. That is why we started World Rabies Day - to raise global awareness about the disease. Furthermore, although free bite treatment for people would be good, it would be even better to vaccinate the dog population to ensure that the problem is addressed at the source. If we can eliminate rabies in dogs, we can eliminate 99% of human rabies deaths globally.

[@hritiksingh718]

In india all the four arv(anti rabies vaccine) shots are free of cost at public hospitals .. Plus one complimentary tetanus vaccine is also given for free😊

[@goatandyourmom9690]

This is such bull crap. A parent should NEVER lose their child because they can't afford an injection. Yet we have infomercials asking for money for cats and dogs. I love animals but humans are my favorite.

[@THIS_IS_A_ROLEPLAY_CHANNEL]

ive gotten scratched by a cat, and i dont think she has rabies. ive gotten 4 rabies injections and was fearless through all of them.

[@brittanymcdonaldbarr1106]

This is sad. I hope these children survive and are able to live a healthy life.

[@kirstyleajeanjaquet]

Here in the Philippines, Rabies Immunoglobulin is not available for free. But Rabies Vaccine is free at all animal bite centers and public hospitals. In this case though due to the severity of the bite, the boy needed rabies immunoglobulin.

[@alexandraa531]

Wow he was so brave & did soo good.! But Why wouldn’t he need the 4th shot (after 14 days) if the dog is still alive.??

[@nemospence2724]

THE QUESTION IS IF THE DOG IS STILL ALIVE...😬

[@bjmyers5033]

Is there a way to donate to this family? Or another that is in the same position?

[@rabiesalliance]

Hello! After a short search online, it seems that most organisations focus on donations for prevention, like GARC does too. We would be grateful to receive a donation towards helping local communities, governments and educators to prevent rabies from spreading (through public awareness, advocacy, vaccinations, education etc). rabiesalliance.org/donate

[@houseviceroy]

Government should cover health issues like these , most especially if its life threatening conditions

[@antarabanerjee1320]

Oh my god such brave boy.. salute

[@trishamartin9023]

Did they not lock up the dog until it was out of quaratine?

[@cranium9899]

Got this needles today i shouted in pain

[@peacemaker7319]

Did the dog die? How many days it travel before the dog died? Omg im scared of this disease , You know what when some of my dog lick me i wash it and put alcohol on it even its not wounded omg i think i have a phobia on this disease

[@fuckingdank6333]

kenneth bibat are your dogs vaccinated for rabies? No reason for concern if so

[@peacemaker7319]

Arigato

[@warpenguin6300]

kenneth bibat I have tetanus phobia

[@ue6748]

Hahahahaha

[@zoedark7101]

Poor dog

[@chillenhaal6944]

i feel so bad for this kid it gives me nightmares i couldent even sleep

[@StormFlareRecords]

Hamza Javid Hamza Javid at least we know he's alive

[@LandingNow]

There's much worse cases where kids his age and younger suffer in pain before dying

[@BMarie774]

That’s one super tough kid!

[@margaretdrew8727]

Thank god rabies is now treatable,years ago there was no treatment available.

[@erikacristoballs8623]

Margaret Drew if you get treatment on time.

[@billipapa7695]

@@erikacristoballs8623 even if symptoms appear put the person in coma and wake him/her up until the rabies is done .

[@jennyappleton4380]

Must have injection before symptoms show..once you have symptons, your dead..

[@rabiesalliance]

Unfortunately, there is still no treatment for rabies. Once symptoms manifest, there is no cure and it is 99,9% fatal. However, with modern vaccines, rabies can be prevented in both humans and animals. Even after exposure (after being bitten by a rabid animal) a person can seek post-exposure prophylaxis to prevent rabies (so long as they seek treatment timeously).

[@coldplayfan7357]

@@rabiesalliance I don't know who to ask this so please reply, I was bitten by a stray dog in 2018 and took 3 vaccines shot without immunoglobulin as the dog was healthy after 10 days I stopped further 2 vaccine doses. And now today I was again bitten by a suspected rabid dog after 3 years so do I need whole 5 doses of vaccine along with immunoglobulin or just the booster will suffice?

[@eslir1749]

What a brave boy and a great mom. I don't understand why the Phillipine government gives these rabies vaccins for free or at least at a low cost while it's life saving. And many eastern countries should get massive vaccin and spay/neuter programms to prevent stray dogs/cats from roaming the street. It's not only prevention of rabies, but also lots of prevention of misery for these animals. seen so many strays in India & Sri lanka, they suffer so much. So far, many of these programms are backed up by European organisations

[@joreylenebomediano1490]

Their are free rabies vaccination in the Philippines at public hospitals, maybe the patient went to a private hospital.

[@pharnstv4818]

This is stupid video campaign.. This video i think shoot in private clinic or hospital.. Rabies vaccine and prophylaxis is completely free in Philippines..I was biten by dog and you just simply go to government Local bite center and you will have free shots..

[@jay-arsagudaquil9309]

Kasama naba sa apat na inject.ang Para sa tetano pag na kagat nang pusa?

[@joanbaczek2575]

Why they give his second shots in the wound ? That could dilute the immunoglobulin. You are supposed to get immunoglobulin at bite site the other shots distant to the limb bitten .correct?

[@rabiesalliance]

Yes, this is correct. The second injection was not in the wound. The video showed the wound being washed (with the use of a syringe) to clean the wound on the second visit. The post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines recommend that rabies immunoglobulin be injected directly into the wound, while the vaccine is given in the arm (furthest from the wound). If you are interested in refreshing your knowledge on rabies post-exposure prophylaxis and understanding the latest WHO guidelines, please try our certified online course - the Rabies Healthcare Certificate (RHC) - that is available free online. Find out more about the course here: bit.ly/3spu0Y7

[@joanbaczek2575]

@@rabiesalliance ohhh okay Thankyou

[@michaeluzumaki1762]

@@rabiesalliance hello global alliance, please give me suggestion, yesterday I was bitten by a possible rabid dog(very aggressive) and within few hours got vaccine and immunoglobulin administered but the local doctor gave the whole immunoglobulin in only around the wound area only and not directly into the wound, what should I do? Should I go and ask them again to administer immunoglobulin again? Wound is on thigh area of my leg

[@michaeluzumaki1762]

@@rabiesalliance please answer sir, I'm in serious need of your advice

[@rabiesalliance]

@michael uzumaki Unfortunately, we are unable to provide medical advice. However, the protocol for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis in this case seems to have been followed correctly in the most part. The WHO recommends that RIG is administered in and around the wound area where possible, thus seemingly the doctor has followed the guidelines correctly. If you are concerned, please speak with your health provider to determine their reasoning for this. We would then encourage you to ensure that you complete your full course of post-exposure prophylaxis. It would also be helpful if the outcome of the biting animal was determined (whether it was owned and vaccinated, or unowned, or the vaccination status unknown) as well as whether a sample was taken or if it was quarantined. The fact that the dog was very aggressive does not necessarily imply that the dog was rabid, as a typical sign of rabies is a change in behavior. Therefore, the animal may always have been aggressive, indicating that this is normal behavior. If you require additional information or if you have questions, please contact us directly via email so that we can address these questions in a more comprehensive and timely manner. [e-mail]

[@109367]

What a brave boy!

[@sandymurphy8490]

Smart Mom

[@esta1ful]

Eliminate all feral cats and dogs I know it’s nearly impossible, but try. Neuter all pets and vaccinate them. About the wild animals, I am at a loss. Anybody have any ideas?

[@erikacristoballs8623]

Pipe Duster don’t leave food or trash that attracts fox’s or skunks built bat boxes so they go in there instead of in your house. If you don’t want wild animals your only safe bet is moving somewhere where they’re rarely any lol but that’s hard. Were I live there’s a ton of feral cats, and dogs but it’s the neighbors who just leave trash out for them :( I did feed the feral cats once but after that I stopped because I read about attracting wild animals and where I live there’s a ton. I’ve opened the door at night to find a deer standing in front of my door lol

[@minervabanks3966]

I'd say just making rabies vaccines free or affordable in the areas afflicted might be a better idea. That, plus a trap, neuter/spay+vaccinate and release can put a considerable halt to feral populations over a generation or twos time, at which point there'd be less bites and need for people to get rabies shots. If the billionaires or multi-millionaires of the world or the manufacturers of the vaccines gave half a shit, they could help stop this disease by making the vaccines affordable or free where needed until rabies was eradicated. Rabies has been completely eradicated in about 25 countries (including the UK, Australia, and Sweden) due to the measures they've taken. If someone spent the money, it could be eradicated everywhere. However, there are also industries that have a vested interest in rabies sticking around while being manageable. I've read somewhere that rabies vaccines only cost under ten dollars for manufacturers to make (but that was one source as Google didn't give me any more results.. interesting that the info is so hard to find), yet the cost that the patient pays is in the thousands. In the US, 1-3 people die annually of rabies, and none statistically are from dog bites. For animals, the cost of the yearly vaccine is considerably less (usually under $50). There is extensive proof that animals only need vaccinations every 3 years, yet the veteranarians require it yearly. If rabies wasnt still present to some extent, vets would lose out on the profit of all those yearly vaccines that are mandated by law even though they're proven to only be needed every 3 years. And so would the medical industry, which makes people or their insurance pay thousands for the rabies vaccine any time they're bit by a dog who's vaccine history is unknown.

[@vaishalikaushik7835]

Strong boy...god bless him

[@nelliemmadi7538]

Food that looks scary.....😣😣😣😣😖😖😖😖😫😫😫😓😓😥😥

[@mnpd3]

Bill and Melinda Gates donated for the footage; why don't they donate the buck-per-head and get all the animals vaccinated? Seems the pair is more interested in getting credit for helping than providing actual help. If I had that kind of fortune I'd be embarrassed to even have my name in the closing credits.

[@rabiesalliance]

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in fact supported many of these large-scale projects, including this one conducted in the Philippines. From these projects, much progress and development has been made globally. Their contribution to the overall projects included supporting the creation of these videos (as one small part of the contribution made), while the majority of their support went towards training professionals, developing capacity, and of course vaccinations.

[@carmencrespo5799]

Im glad hes ok

[@cstpa1]

why would the state only pay for the first when you need them all.. geez

[@cstpa1]

oh my goodness he got super bit by the dog

[@bawitlungpasaltha3782]

In our country we don't have to spend a lot of money for treatment..I think the goverment made it cheap for the people.. I pay my treatment about 30$ only..

[@kattrakee]

If only they could inoculate their animals, their household pets and wildlife services could take care of the wild and feral animals they have to live with 😩😩😩😩😫😫😫😫😫😫

[@rabiesalliance]

We agree that vaccinating dogs is the best way to prevent the disease. It is for this reason that we work with governments in a sustainable manner to ensure that both owned and stray animals are vaccinated against rabies so that we can eliminate the disease at its source. We would welcome your support to help us achieve our mission.

[@wolmntn]

The injections are painful

[@rabiesalliance]

The vaccinations are no more painful than any other pin-prick. Decades ago, when the vaccine was less developed and was injected into the stomach area, the injections were painful. However, with modern vaccines, the injection is typically in the arm and is only as sore as any needle-prick.

[@uniqimagination]

What to do after three years of dog bite,( without vaccination)?

[@lextavactchi]

Depends if the dog had rabies during the bite, and it isn’t hard to tell if a dog has rabies. If symptoms start to show, there’s nothing anyone can do for you anymore. If the dog displays the behaviors, you should get vaccinated immediately. The symptoms can appear not very long after the infection.

[@joanbaczek2575]

If you didn’t develop rabies in 3 years the dog didn’t have rabies. The longest rabies stays dormant in your body is up to one year and even that long is rare

[@uniqimagination]

@@joanbaczek2575 thanks

[@rabiesalliance]

We are sorry to hear about your dog bite incident. According to global recommendations, you are still advised to seek medical treatment for your potential rabies exposure. The latest WHO guidelines recommend that you still seek post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) irrespective of the time taken. PEP is still effective up until the point that symptoms manifest. There have been (rare) documented cases of rabies incubation periods of several years. Always seek medical advice from your local health professionals to discuss our risk.

[@promisen8460]

Poor kid

[@drajay8671]

The state offers only one vial...know y Because kids don't have right to vote🙊

[@kattrakee]

😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫😫

[@margaretdrew8727]

Thanks Jane didn't realise.

[@margaretdrew8727]

Wonder if once you get rabies and are then cured in time if you are immune?

[@coud87]

Margaret Drew The vaccinations will only work for that period of time when it is administered. After the rabies has been prevented, I don't think you will be immune to rabies. You could still be suspectible in contracting rabies should you be bitten again by a rabid cat or dog.

[@lockergr]

You'd have to research about the girl who survived using the Milwaukee protocol

[@rabiesalliance]

Unfortunately, if you get rabies (symptoms manifest) then there is a 99,9% chance of death. Rabies cannot be cured. Although there have been some cases of people recovering from rabies infection, the circumstances around these cases remain unclear. The Milwaukee protocol is not a recommended means and has been shown to be ineffective in scientific literature. We would recommend that you rather prevent the disease by ensuring that your dogs and cats are vaccinated and that people avoid bites and exposures.

[@ConstantineTheGreatXP]

Wtf they have to pay to stay alive?? Fucking joke , make medicine free

[@khaleesisnow1683]

🙏🙏

[@kallykat]

Holy shit I will help pay for a dose!!!

[@rabiesalliance]

Thank you. If you would like to contribute to our mission of eliminating dog and human rabies globally, please visit our donation page. bit.ly/3dgw5AB We are grateful for any support. As little as USD3 can vaccinate a dog and prevent a child from experiencing the pain and suffering from a rabies exposure. Vaccinating dogs is the best means to eliminate rabies in both humans and animals.

[@thesingingduosonsamsung1302]

🐹🐢🦆

[@Drsateeshvlogs]

Thanks

[@rabiesalliance]

Thank you for watching our video. We would encourage you to subscribe to our channel (if you have not done so already) and then get involved with our free online education courses and World Rabies Day. You can find the links to our website in our "About" section on this channel.

[@taptapskrin]

Matai na abu sayyaf

[@ismailcoban3497]

Rabies is no fun rabies kills 100%

[@rabiesalliance]

indeed, if symptoms appear it is lethal. That is why it is so important to seek medical help the second one is bitten

[@salimmeeran2619]

Some one plzz tell me now I have a scratch in my hand by my little cat will I have rabies??

[@lextavactchi]

SALIM M M Calm down. You would be able to tell if your cat had rabies. The changes of their behavior are not hard to spot at all.

[@rameshkrishnan3254]

@@lextavactchi it maybe too late by that time. It is always better to get the shots. You have a choice of a miserable death otherwise why take the risk..

[@rabiesalliance]

We are sorry to hear about your scratch. We would advise you to seek medical treatment immediately in the case of a potential rabies exposure. The local medical professional will make an informed decision based on the situation as to whether you require treatment and your risk of rabies. Be sure to inform the medical professional of your concern about rabies and disclose the full history of both the animal (if known) and the exposure. If the cat is vaccinated (and the vaccinations remain up-to-date) then there is less risk. If you are unsure about the current status of the cat, you are advised to seek treatment, even if the exposure occurred a long time ago. It is only too late to receive treatment once symptoms manifest.

[@erikseavey9445]

People praying and thanking God, if that God exists he made the rabies too. I do believe in something but you guys just make me cringe.

[@kapillohia5110]

Govt should provide free vaccination for rabies ...so poor people take full course...........in india its free at all govt hospital

[@rabiesalliance]

Free human rabies prophylaxis would be good, but it would be better if governments could deliver effective mass dog vaccination programs (coupled with education and surveillance) so that rabies can be eliminated at the source. By eliminating the disease in dogs, we can eliminate 99% of human rabies cases. It is for this reason that we at GARC work with governments to develop and deliver effective, sustainable rabies elimination strategies.

[@franchescaguamos2054]

Hello kapil did you know the name of his parents? i need it for a project thank you

[@nishianimallover]

i hav taken vaccine 12 days after pupy bite.will it wrk.

[@rabiesalliance]

Hi there, the best thing to do is go to your local medical professional for advice in your individual case.

[@minervabanks3966]

Are you okay..?

[@gretchenlanderos]

are you OKAY??

[@gretchenlanderos]

@@minervabanks3966 i think he's dead. you need to take it within 24 hours. before it gets in the nervous system. the Dr who answered knew. VERY sad. people should NOT delay if possible as yeah if the animal had rabies virus in their saliva at the time of the bite than 2 weeks was too long. same with tetanus. so the shot sadly didn't protect them as it would have been 2 weeks too late

[@ldgg3871]

@@gretchenlanderos You're wrong. The period of time until the virus reaches the central nervous system a.k.a. incubation period will certainly depend on how far was the bite in relation to the brain, the spine and nervous terminals, as well as how much of the virus was injected through the wound. It is adviced for people to get the first shot as early as possible because nobody can calculate for sure how long will the incubation period last. If the wound was located far from the brain I would believe 12 days aren't enough for the body to show symptoms, so as long as this person followed the right treatment, they probably made it out alive.

[@ferdinandmalapit1522]

milwaukee protocol do exisit in the PH ? ior only for the rich