Doc Lynam
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- Jun 19, 2011
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By no do you actually mean yes?
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Just been bitten by a mouse, do they carry disease...
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By no do you actually mean yes?
public school boy
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Get the Mouse to the vet as quickly as possible. If it is injected with antiserum quickly enough it stands a chance.
Mutts Nuts
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- Oct 30, 2011
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... to worry about?
Cat brought in into house about half ago. After chasing it and cornering it I picked it up and the little bugger bit me. It bloody hurt as well and blood pouring out of wound.
Have washed it well etc.. Should I do any thing else
Did it piss on you,like rats mice can carry weils disease don`t want to worry you but people die from this disease every year
Billy the Fish
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Did none of you study this at primary school!?!?!?
That was a myth of the time and why people walked round in those funny looking bird suits. It was caused by flea bites.
seagullsovergrimsby
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I think the fleas carried by rats (which carried the infection) were also carriers as they sucked the rats blood and the plague was spread by flea bites.
turienzo's lovechild
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- Oct 25, 2003
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Do Mice Bite? | eHow.co.uk
"Typically, these bites have no adverse effects when properly cleaned. However if you notice symptoms or infection in the area of the bite, you should seek medical treatment."
would generally be my advice
"Typically, these bites have no adverse effects when properly cleaned. However if you notice symptoms or infection in the area of the bite, you should seek medical treatment."
would generally be my advice
Billy the Fish
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The clock is ticking, at least ring the emergency doctor.
Uncle Spielberg
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True. If I got a f*** off bite from a mouse I would get it checked out swiftly. Where is the OP, is he ok ?
Uncle Spielberg
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Correct.
turienzo's lovechild
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- Oct 25, 2003
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Bites - Human
Animals that pose virtually no risk:
Squirrels
Hamsters
Rats
Mice
Rabbits
Hamsters
Chipmunks
Guinea pigs
Gerbils
Animals that pose virtually no risk:
Squirrels
Hamsters
Rats
Mice
Rabbits
Hamsters
Chipmunks
Guinea pigs
Gerbils
Lush
Mods' Pet
Don't bother with NHS Direct when you have NSC Direct. What are your symptoms? Do you have a sudden craving for cheese?
seagullsovergrimsby
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He should be alright as long as he hasn't noticed an obnoxious pong (gangrene) or gone into a seizure. I suggest he doesn't pick any gigantic spots filled with pus either.
Doc Lynam
I hate the Daily Mail
- Jun 19, 2011
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Did none of you study this at primary school!?!?!?
That was a myth of the time and why people walked round in those funny looking bird suits. It was caused by flea bites.
Oh yeah i think you might be right didn't they look like this?
Or was it this?
It's ok found it, they looked like this. Bloody scary back in the 1800's wasn't it.
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Still living, just. Been washing it again with disinfectant.
It was a field mouse. Bloody cat brings lots of live mice in (and birds) but even though have caught most of them, never been bitten before.
Huple
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What time did it bite you ?
Was it just after 1 ?
Was it just after 1 ?
turienzo's lovechild
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What happens if a mouse bites you
"and there has never been a documented case of a human contracting rabies from a mouse bite -- ever."
you're almost definitely fine as long as you clean the wound...if you notice anything wrong in the next day or so, go to the doctors
"and there has never been a documented case of a human contracting rabies from a mouse bite -- ever."
you're almost definitely fine as long as you clean the wound...if you notice anything wrong in the next day or so, go to the doctors
Uncle Spielberg
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LOL. He has rushed to the supermarket on a desperate search for Edam.
Uncle Spielberg
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My Dog bit a f***ing great hole in my mouth and I had to go to A and E for a tetanus and 4 stitches. My other Dog smashed his paw directly into my eye and I had to spend 3 days at the eye hospital on one hourly drips and almost lost my site in my right eye. You have had it f***ing easy me old son.