The risk of rabies is high in South Africa where the disease - the deadliest on earth - is endemic. Vaccination is your best protection against rabies.
Rabies travels through the body though, it’s not just in one aspect of the body. That’s why people often say that, if you get bit in the foot, you have a longer time to react in time than if you get bit somewhere like in the neck. The death comes when the virus’ influence reaches the brain, after which it’s sadly too late. So without a doubt there is more that could spread it than saliva, we just don’t get exposed to most other bodily fluids under normal circumstances.
Rabies travels through the body though, it’s not just in one aspect of the body. That’s why people often say that, if you get bit in the foot, you have a longer time to react in time than if you get bit somewhere like in the neck.
Yea, pretty much.
The death comes when the virus’ influence reaches the brain, after which it’s sadly too late.
Yup
So without a doubt there is more that could spread it than saliva, we just don’t get exposed to most other bodily fluids under normal circumstances.
This is 100% FUD and nothing else. Rabies does not life in other bodily fluids. It lives in our nerve tissue, brain tissue and saliva. Not in our blood, not in our pee, not in our feces, not in our semen, not in vaginal fluids, not in pus, really not in any bodily fluids other than saliva.
Rabies travels through the body though, it’s not just in one aspect of the body. That’s why people often say that, if you get bit in the foot, you have a longer time to react in time than if you get bit somewhere like in the neck. The death comes when the virus’ influence reaches the brain, after which it’s sadly too late. So without a doubt there is more that could spread it than saliva, we just don’t get exposed to most other bodily fluids under normal circumstances.
Yea, pretty much.
Yup
This is 100% FUD and nothing else. Rabies does not life in other bodily fluids. It lives in our nerve tissue, brain tissue and saliva. Not in our blood, not in our pee, not in our feces, not in our semen, not in vaginal fluids, not in pus, really not in any bodily fluids other than saliva.
How would the virus travel in the body then if it’s not part and parcel in the parts of the body it’s being used to travel through?
Along the nerves, from one neuron to the next
This all confused me, so you got me to look it up. Neither of us are wrong if https://www.panaynews.net/you-can-get-rabies-while-having-sex/ is anything to go by…