First Aid Steps for Dog Bites in Kids

Kauvery Hospital

Dog bites in children can be alarming, but immediate action can prevent complications.  First aid steps after a dog bite:  ✔ Wash the affected area thoroughly with soap for 10–15 minutes ✔ Apply an iodine-containing ointment ✔ Once bleeding is under control, keep the wound open and consult a child specialist without delay.

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00:00If we need to know what to do, we need to know what to do.

00:03First, we need to take the first aid in the heat.

00:05We need to take the heat and take the heat and take the heat for 15 minutes.

00:10We need to use the heat to the iodine, which is not available to use.

00:15For example, we need to take the bleeding control.

00:18We need to take the wound open and take the wound to the hospital.

00:22If we need to take the dog bite, we need to take the self treatment.

00:25It is an emergency. It needs medical treatment immediately.

00:29What is the reason?

00:30If there is any rabies signs that come from there,

00:34the fatality rate is too high.

00:35Then, we need to take a lot of life.

00:38If you go to the hospital, you will see that bite.

00:41We need to take a lot of the skin and abrasion.

00:47We need to take 4 or 5 doses.

00:49If there is multiple bites, or there is a bite in the face,

00:53or there is a bite,

00:55we need to take the rabies vaccine.

00:57Then, we need to take the extra immunoglobulin.

01:01We need to take the tetanus status.

01:03We need to take the T.T. injection.

01:05Now, if you take the blood in a week,

01:07or if you take the blood in a week,

01:09then we need to take the vaccine.

01:11Then, we need to take the vaccine.

01:12You can also get the

01:21emergency and try to take the virus.

01:23We need to take the CO

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