Whether you need to be vaccinated after being bitten by a turtle generally needs to be determined based on individual circumstances and cannot be generalized.

1. If the wound is not broken, there is no need to treat it, and the congestion will be slowly absorbed.

2. If the skin is only slightly broken, you can clean the wound with soap, then disinfect it with iodophor every day, and use a gel to prevent scarring.

3. If the bite is serious and there is local contamination, you should go to the hospital immediately. After the wound is treated, a tetanus vaccine is required, but a rabies vaccine is not required.

What to do if bitten by a turtle:

1. After being bitten, you should immediately wash the wound with 20% soapy water and tap water, repeatedly and alternately for more than 20 minutes. , while forcefully squeezing out the blood from the wound and surrounding tissues.

2. If the bite is severe and you cannot handle it yourself, you need to go to the hospital for cleaning and disinfection, and infiltrate and inject rabies immune globulin around the wound.

3. Then go to the CDC or community hospital to get the tetanus vaccine. Do not drink alcohol or strong tea during the vaccination.