After being scratched by rabbits, you can promptly flush the wound with water or soapy water and go to the hospital for debridement and early injection of tetanus vaccine and rabies vaccine.
1. Rabbits generally live in an environment with more bacteria. After being scratched by rabbits, if the wound is large in extent, you can flush the wound with water or soapy water nearby, and at the same time, you can use iodophor to disinfect the wound and go to the hospital immediately for formal debridement and disinfection treatment.
2. If the wound of being scratched is deeper, it may be combined with anaerobic bacteria, such as tetanus infection, at this time, it is necessary to deep clean the wound, and timely inoculation of tetanus vaccine or tetanus immune globulin; in addition, there is a certain possibility that rabbits may carry rabies virus, and should be timely inoculated with rabies vaccine within 24 hours.
In conclusion, if you have been scratched by rabbits, you should go to the hospital in time and be treated under the doctor’s guidance.