Over 12000 people are bit by dogs every DAY in america

F*ckthemkids

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Cats are so damn dirty that if you're bitten by one, you will absolutely have to seek medical attention within 24 hours.

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Damn what a crazy stat. I know @Uncouth Savage and his white wife got bitten countless times when trying to fukk their dogs. Smh crazy world
 

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4.5 million total a year.

Leading breed is pits :mjpls:
It's a dog eat dog world. Stop being a p*ssy and bite back.
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Cat Scratch Fever​


What are the complications of cat scratch fever?​


There are several possible, but rare, complications of cat scratch fever.

Encephalopathy​

Encephalopathy is a brain disease that can occur when the bacteria spread to the brain. In some cases, encephalopathy results in permanent brain damage or death.

Neuroretinitis​

Neuroretinitis is an inflammation of the optic nerve and retina. It causes blurred vision. The inflammation can occur when the bacteria responsible for cat scratch fever travels to the eye. Vision usually improves after the infection is gone.

Osteomyelitis​

Osteomyelitis is a bacterial infection in the bones, which can result in bone damage. In some cases, the bone damage is so severe that amputation is necessary.

Parinaud oculoglandular syndrome​

Parinaud oculoglandular syndrome is an eye infection with symptoms similar to pink eye. Cat scratch fever is one of the most common causes of this syndrome. It may result from B. henselae entering the eye directly, or from the bacteria traveling through the bloodstream to the eye. The syndrome usually responds well to antibiotic treatment. In rare cases, surgery is necessary to remove infected tissue from the eye.
 
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