cutting off limbs
how fast does the zombiefication virus move when it in the body could you cut off like an arm or a leg if you are bit there and not become a zombie or would you just be causing alot of unnecessary pain??
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Permalink Reply by Harold on -
Blood circulation is pretty fast, i doubt that cutting off limb would help.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Hayter on -
I'd say if you got it off as they were chewing on it, it might work.
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Permalink Reply by Harold on
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I agree. But then you might die of blood loss, and besides you would have loads of undead geezers on yourself and no time to bond the wound...
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Hayter on
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It's a slim chance of survival.
But that's loads better than none.
It might have saved Andy (Dawn of the Dead Remake).
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Permalink Reply by streetwise on -
Well at some point during a LVL 3 outbreak I'm sure we will find out.
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Permalink Reply by Ikiller101 on -
Im pretty sure if you tryed to aputate the infected limb you would be unable to stop the viris because the blood stream moves to quick and also if you did aputate wouldent you be risking infection to yourself and others due to fludial contact?
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Permalink Reply by matt on -
well with blood borne viruses like aids surgeons will take extra precautions when operating so if you followed the same precautions i bet there would be very little risk in amputation of an infected limb and infecting the person doing the amputation.
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Permalink Reply by matt on
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If the bite was only on the surface of the skin it could take up to 30 min before the infection spread to the rest of the body. So amputation could be an options.
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Permalink Reply by Ikiller101 on
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Why not just cut the infected area out?
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