In daily life, what people fear most about raising dogs is probably rabies. Actually, this disease can be prevented, but if it really cannot be prevented, people must not panic or blindly believe in the so-called 24-hour theory about rabies vaccine in life. This theory is actually a rumor; such a situation does not exist. So next, let's see what the 24-hour misconception about the rabies vaccine roughly means.
1. Injection within 24 hours.

     This theory basically means that if someone is bitten by a dog, the rabies vaccine must be injected within 24 hours, otherwise it will be ineffective. In fact, this rumor is very scary. Although there is no such situation, rumors can cause panic. Mildly, it may cause patients to live in constant fear and suffering; seriously, it may make people lose hope and give up vaccination after 24 hours. This will worsen the condition, making the outbreak of rabies worse. Therefore, everyone must correctly understand this phenomenon and not have such misconceptions. Of course, current medical technology is very advanced. As long as everyone is vaccinated promptly and carefully treated throughout life, they can be cured. Absolutely do not give up just because 24 hours have passed. Remember, human life is very precious; if there is a glimmer of hope, you must never give up.
     2. Timely medical treatment.
     Although the rabies virus is indeed very frightening, it is not untreatable. Once symptoms of rabies appear, seek medical treatment early, because many things cannot be identified by oneself and require medical equipment for detection. Also, do not give up on rabies vaccination, because this vaccine can effectively control the virus. Do not believe in mistaken ideas of not getting vaccinated, because only after vaccination can your safety be guaranteed. Under such a safe condition, you can then receive medical treatment. So even if rabies symptoms occur, you must not be anxious but remain rational. Getting the rabies vaccine first is the most correct choice.
     The above is an introduction to the 24-hour false theory about rabies. Hopefully, everyone can recognize this phenomenon clearly and not miss the best opportunity for treatment. As long as there are symptoms, you must get the rabies vaccine; this concept must never be abandoned.