Whether it is important to bleed after being scratched by a cat depends on the severity of the scratch and how serious it is and handle it accordingly.

If the wound is not deep, only the epidermis is damaged and there is slight bleeding, and the patient cleans the wound promptly with saline or soapy water, it will generally not worsen the condition and will not have any impact on the body, so Usually nothing happens.

If the wound is deep, the subcutaneous tissue is exposed, and there is a lot of bleeding, and you do not go to the hospital to clean the wound in time, something may be wrong, which may easily lead to viral or bacterial infection of the wound, resulting in inflammation of the wound, ulceration, and bleeding. Symptoms such as pus. In this case, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital promptly and undergo disinfection, suturing, and injection of rabies vaccine under the doctor's supervision to prevent infection.

The treatment method after being scratched and bleeding by a cat is:

1. If you are scratched and bleeding by a cat, clean the wound as soon as possible, squeeze out the dirty blood and then use soap Rinse it with water or clean water for about 15 minutes, and then use iodophor or alcohol to disinfect it.

2. After treating the wound, it is recommended to go to the hospital to receive rabies vaccine to prevent rabies. At the same time, being scratched and bleeding is a third-level exposure. You should also be injected with rabies immune globulin to enable the body to produce sufficient antibodies. If necessary, you should be injected with tetanus vaccine.