Disease control experts remind that if you have symptoms such as fever, headache, and facial redness after being bitten by an Iwata mouse, you must go to a regular hospital immediately. People who are bitten by Iwata are easily infected with Yersinia pestis, which can cause plague, mainly with symptoms such as high fever and chills, swollen and painful lymph nodes, pneumonia, severe toxemia, and manifested as vomiting, shortness of breath, drop in blood pressure, and even systemic failure.

Disinfect as soon as possible after being bitten by a rock vole. Rinse the wound with water and soapy water first, try to squeeze out the blood where the rock vole bites, and then use medical alcohol to disinfect. If the wound is relatively small, you can wipe it directly with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol. If the wound is serious, it is recommended to pour alcohol directly on the wound. Do not bandage the treated wound, open it for ventilation, and go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

Infectious diseases have an incubation period, if you go to the hospital before you get sick Vaccination can play the role of vaccine prevention, control and even elimination of infectious diseases. General bites can be injected with anti-rabies serum, and if the wound is deep and serious, rabies immune globulin can be injected.

The body temperature should be monitored one week after being bitten by Iwata.

After being bitten by a rock vole, you should rest in bed, do not overwork, and eat more nutritious food, which will help improve your resistance.