Rabies

It's merely saliva, coming from the agitated salivary glands. So, a technical description might be "rabies salivary foam" or something, but really, the foam is just foam.

There has never been a case of squirrel rabies in the US. Small rodents like squirrels do not appear to get or transmit rabies.

Rabies virus is very delicate virus. It is inactivated by desiccation and ultra-violate light. It is easily killed by high temperature, say 70 degree Celsius.

im no expert for rabies so DO NOT TAKE THIS EXTREMELY. After getting bite a grown dog, it will take 1~2 days(untill death). But dogs has a ver less chance of having rabies, so there is a great chance of that person not dying.

Louis Pasteur

I heard from Vinnie the Snitch over there between 1st and Oak that rabies only affect mammals. Since snails have shells they're mammals. If you see a snail moving very slowly covered in slime it most definitely has rabies. Just don't touch with your pinky and you'll be fine.

It may also cause encephalitis

first it spreads to your nervous system. then it multiplies.

The rabies vaccine was developed by Louis Pasteur in 1885, derived from the nerve tissue of infected rabbits

no they can not

Yes, rabies can kill humans. Rabies, in humans, causes a fear of water = dehydration, it can also give you a high fever and massive headaches. If yo die from Rabies, it is hard to figure out what killed you, it takes multiple tests and dissections to rule out that the cause is rabies. It can be treated though. You will need to get 100 shots (I'm not kidding either) an average of 4 people die each year from rabies.

Rabies is an old disease, so we'll likely never know what species had it first.

There was no treatment. You would have to hope for the best and try the herbs prescribed by the old lady down the street.

Probably no. They would rather pay hundreds of thousands in medical and hospital bills than a few bucks for a shot.

Under Obamacare, they just let you die.

Rabies causes inflammation of the brain in human

No, but you get very sick and you'll die w/o medical treatment.

Rabies is invariably fatal with or without treatment once the symptoms appear, the only realistic chance is a vaccine shortly (within a few days) after being bitten by an infected animal. There have been cases where extreme measures have saved lives, but this is extremely rare. Rabies causes acute encephalitis and an individual becomes extremely ill and usually dies within 7-20 days, although occasionally people may live longer if they are vented. There was a recent case of a young girl surviving in Wisconsin in 2004, she was put into a sleep induced coma and given a cocktail of drugs to boost her immune system, she came out of the coma and after a year of rehab, she was able to function very well. A remarkable young lady. The Milwaukee Protocol as it's called has been tried (maybe) 20 times and I believe it's worked two or three times, so there is some hope but it's still a long way away from a cure. God willing, we will find a cure for the actual disease some day but for now, there is a vaccine that works if used before the symptoms appear. I think most people would want to be zombies rather than face this disease!

The rabies vaccine is killed rabies germs which triggers your body to start to produce antibody cells that fight rabies. the immunoglobulin is a serum of a lot of already ready antibodies harvested from blood donors. thsi provides your body an immediate way of fighting a possible infection.

== == Rabies is a deadly disease that works very very fast and pretty much kills all those it infects. There is no cure.

If you or somebody you know has been bitten or even scratched by a wild animal, it is very important to visit the doctor immediately. Try to remember the animal's looks and location so you can describe it to the authorities.

If you have been bitten by a domestic animal you are not 100% familiar with - a neighbor's dog, for instance - find out the dog's shots history and see a doctor and make sure you get a tetnis shot.

There is no single shot of rabies vaccination. Three shots of preventive vaccination are given on day 0, 7, 28. Alternately on day 0,28 and after six months. But I will advice to go for five does of anti-rabies vaccine, even if you are protected. The sixth shot may not be taken. But you will take it out of immense fear generated by people around you. Your physician will be forced to give you that shot. You can go for it.

There was no "cure" for rabies then, and there is no cure for rabies now. People who develop symptoms almost invariably die; in the millions of cases in history, there are less than ten known survivors to date, and that's with medical treatment.

There is no way to answer this unless you tell what the name of the disease is in your question.

no

A spider is an araneae, an order of arachnid. rabies can only afflict warm blooded creatures like mammals.

There has never been a documented case of any animal surviving rabies. If a human gets bitten by an animal with rabies they have 48 hours to get to a hospital to be treated, otherwise the human will not live either. Rabies symptoms can take 2-10 days to show and up to 14 days to infect the brain.

If you mean your pets, you can get vaccinations to prevent it. If you mean avoiding getting it yourself, all I can tell you is to not let an animal with rabies bite or scratch you so the saliva doesn't get into your blood system.