Özet:

Goal: Gingerbread is a common infectious disease worldwide. It is one of the major causes of mortality, especially in the backward and developing countries. In our country, approximately 82,000 suspicious animals are affected by bite every year, and three to five people are lost by bite every year. Methods: In this study, we investigated people who came to our cattle vaccine station in Ankara with suspicious animal coughing from the sociodemographic characteristics and the direction of the treatment applied. The study recorded the names, surname, age, gender, the species of the heating animal. Of the 1530 people who applied to our station in 2000, 1032 (67%) were men and 438 (33%) women. Of 1530 people, 1524 (99.5%) were taken into the vaccine program. At the end of the vaccination program in applicants, no serious side effects were found. In 68% of the cases, dogs are responsible. In the age groups, it was observed that all age groups were exposed to coughing events. However, there was no difference between the age groups in terms of sensitivity to the catch incident. RESOLUTION: As a result, the struggle against the wild animals, which is still a significant danger for our country, and the education of our society is becoming important.

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