I offer a link to a page that deals with Cat Scratch Fever and how it affects people. having two cats, I’ve had it several times when I didn’t address the wound right away. But as Tyghress said it might not be the scratch itself or a scratch but here is the link:
She seems to be on the mend, thanks. She’s still not acting quite normal, but she’s better. She has to wear a collar, which she REALLY hates! Because yes, there was an obvious scratch/puncture on the back of her head. And she wouldn’t leave it alone. There’s nothing in her cage she could have done it on, so that’s why I thought probably one of the cats. We have four cats inside most of the time, so it could have been any one of them.
Sorry I didn’t tell everybody sooner, I didn’t mean to worry you! I just didn’t want to say she was getting better in case she had a relapse. But I really think she’s going to be fine now.