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Should I be worried? 2016-07-06 04:48:52 Post No. 17328915
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So, I went out into my backyard yesterday to throw something in my green organics bin and there was a sort of a sharp piece on the handle that pierced my skin. It was small like a needle.
I've seen raccoons and other animals near my green bin in the past.
Do I need to worry that I may have caught a virus or something (like rabies for example)?
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Bumpity bump
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If you cleaned it with rubbing alcohol in the first 3 minutes you're probably alright. Otherwise you'll need to get tested
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I just wasged my hands with soap. With dish soap first then with regualr soap. How do you get tested for rabies?
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Bump bump bump
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Bumpity bump bump bump
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>>17328915
holy fuck man you're gonna die
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>>17329731
:( really?
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Go to an emergency room one town over, say you got bit by a wild animal and give a fake name
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Goosebump
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>>17328915
If you're worried, go to the fucking doctor you idiot
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>>17328915
Go to the doc faggot.
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>>17330700
>>17330714
No no no, the question is, should I be worried?
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>>17330821
Yes.
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>>17330821
If you're asking then you're probably worried a little, just see a doctor
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For anyone who still cares, I did some research. I found out that the virus cannot survive very long out of the body and actually dies when it's not in a wet environment. It can easily be killed by air, sunlight, warmer temperatures, water and soap.
So I should be fine even if there was a strain of the virus there. Which is unlikely in the first place.
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