Methods for treating bleeding after being bitten by a cat:

1. The wound should be treated after being bitten by a cat. It is recommended that the patient wash the wound alternately with soap and water for 15 minutes. above, and use iodophor to disinfect the wound.
2. If the wound is relatively deep, you can go to a regular hospital for stitches and injection of tetanus antitoxin to prevent tetanus infection.

3. After disinfection, you should go to a regular CDC for injection of rabies vaccine as soon as possible to prevent the occurrence of rabies. Bleeding after a bite is a third-level exposure to rabies. Although the chance of contracting rabies after being bitten by a cat is relatively low, rabies is a very serious and irrepressible disease. It is recommended that patients pay enough attention and receive rabies vaccination for prevention.

Situations in which rabies can be transmitted:

1. Scratches and bites: Being scratched or bitten by an animal may lead to the transmission of rabies. Rabies The poison can enter the body through wounds and cause rabies to be transmitted to people who are scratched and bitten. After being scratched and bitten by an animal, you must go to the hospital for rabies vaccination as soon as possible, and use drugs under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Scratching and licking wounds: If the human body has a wound and is licked or scratched by an animal, it will enter the human body through the wound and may lead to the infection of rabies virus.

3. Airborne transmission: When handling the carcasses of rabid animals, the virus may enter the respiratory tract through the air, leading to the infection of rabies virus. When handling, you must wear a mask and do a good job of disinfection.