If the Buddha got rabies, would he still suffer?

I was thinking about how the Buddha talked about suffering and the mind’s reaction to pain. If someone fully enlightened gets bitten by a rabid animal, their body will still go through the symptoms like fever, aggression, hallucinations, paralysis, and eventually death. But how would an enlightened mind experience this?Would the Buddha still feel fear, confusion, or agony as the disease attacks the nervous system? Or would he remain completely equanimous, just observing everything as it happens? And what about the loss of control if rabies causes violent reactions, would that mean even an enlightened being could be overpowered by the body’s instincts? I know suffering is supposed to be tied to attachment, but when the brain itself is malfunctioning, is there still a choice in how to experience it? Would love to hear thoughts on this from both a Buddhist and a neuroscientific perspective.