Treatment measures for swine erysipelas, how to treat swine erysipelas

Significant efficacy within 24 to 36 hours of onset**. Penicillin is given 24,000 IU per kilogram of body weight twice daily intramuscularly until 24 hours after normal body temperature.

Immunization is the best preventive measure, and the breeding herd is vaccinated with erysipelas twice a year, and the fattening pigs are vaccinated once at 60 days of age.

Porcine erysipelas is a disease that pigs are relatively easy to get, and serious Shenhui will die, so how is swine erysipelas better? See below.

01 Pig erysipelas in the early stage is relatively easy, inject antibiotics, once a day, and can be cured in about 2 days, so the sooner the pig erysipelas, the better.

02 The early reaction of erysipelas is a rash on the body, loss of appetite, poor movement, increased body temperature, constipation, irritability, vomiting, and it is necessary to inject antibiotics as soon as possible if the pig is found to have this condition.

03 Pigs suffer from erysipelas after the body temperature will continue to rise, when the temperature has risen to more than 38 degrees, it is necessary to inject pigs with antibacterial drugs and antibiotics, but also to feed pigs a little more water, generally about 3 days pigs can be cured.

04 For newborn suckling pigs suffering from swine erysipelas** is more troublesome, it is better not to inject antibiotics, inject antibacterial, and then take some oral anti-inflammatory drugs, about 5 days to heal.

1. Subacute: Compound sulfonamide and tylosin are injected alternately for 3 days, and the dose will be halved after 3 days and then continued for 2 days. 2. Acute:

On the first day, 10% of the medical sugar saline, astragalus polysaccharides and compound penicillin were delivered to the pig's intravenous supply, and a 100kg pig generally needed 500ml of medical sugar saline, 20ml of astragalus polysaccharides, and 10g of compound penicillin. 3. Chronic: 10% medical sugar saline, astragalus polysaccharides, compound penicillin and an appropriate amount of medical sodium bicarbonate solution are delivered to the intravenous delivery of pigs.

1. What kind of medicine is used for swine erysipelas**

1. Subacute.

First, a high-dose injection of penicillin relieves symptoms, and the injection of compound sulfonamide and tylosin alternately for 3 days lasts, and the dose is halved after 3 days and the injection is continued for 2 days. ** During the recovery period, 200g of andrographis powder and 100g of astragalus polysaccharide powder should be added to the feed, and hawthorn appetizer should be added according to body weight, and an average of 250g of hawthorn appetizer should be added for every 50kg, and at least 20 days in a row.

2. Acute:On the first day, 10% of the medical sugar saline, astragalus polysaccharides and compound penicillin were delivered to the pig's intravenous supply, and a 100kg pig generally needed 500ml of medical sugar saline, 20ml of astragalus polysaccharides, and 10g of compound penicillin. Wait 6 hours and give 40ml of tylosin intramuscularly to the pig.

After that, the pigs were rotated with oxytetracycline injection, compound sulfonamide injection, tylosin injection and penictomycin injection, 40ml per injection.

3. Chronic. Intravenous delivery of 10% medical sugar saline, astragalus polysaccharides, compound penicillin and an appropriate amount of medical sodium bicarbonate solution to the pig's vein, glucose powder is added to the drinking water, salt is added in proportion, and it is used once every 2 days.

2. What is the cause of swine erysipelas?

1. The environment is harsh.

The internal environmental conditions of the pig house are poor, the farmers do not clean the pig manure and the dust inside the pig house in time, and do not regularly disinfect the pig house, and the pigs ingest the feces into the body during activities. At the turn of the season, the temperature inside the barn is not adjusted in time, and the temperature is too low or too high. The water diversion system in the barn was contaminated and the pigs drank water contaminated with pathogens.

2. Feed problems.

The feed is wet fed with water, and the milk by-products are used to stir the feed to promote the production and reproduction of pathogens. There is no buffer period, and the feed is changed directly to the pigs. In order to reduce the cost of feeding, the pig house uses the most cheap low-end feed to reduce the amount of daily feeding feed.

3. Stress response.

If the pigs are transferred or mixed, the pigs will suddenly change the environment and there will be a stress reaction.

4. Viral infection.

Pigs are infected with viruses such as reproductive respiratory syndrome or influenza, and if there is straw in the barn, erysipelas can survive.

Porcine erysipelas, commonly known as "fire marks", is a febrile infectious disease characterized by high fever and rash caused by erysipelas swine infection. In the past, it was widely prevalent, but due to years of epidemic prevention, the disease has been greatly reduced or effectively controlled, but there are many carriers and should not be taken lightly.

2 4-month-old pigs are susceptible, mostly occurring in summer and autumn, and the infection route is mostly digestive tract and ** trauma infection, and blood-sucking insects such as mosquitoes and flies are also transmittors. Some healthy pigs have this bacterium in their tissues, and they can also develop the disease when their physique declines.

Symptoms] The disease can be divided into acute septica, subacute rash, and chronic. Acute septicemia type is characterized by sudden outbreak, short course of disease and high mortality, in the early stage, one or several pigs died suddenly for unknown reasons, and other pigs became ill one after another, with a body temperature as high as 42 43, high fever that does not go away, lying still, not eating, vomiting, conjunctival hyperemia, and bright eyes. Some pig ears, neck, and back** are red and then purple, and the feces are dry and globular with mucus, and they die in 3 4 days, and the mortality rate is as high as 90% 100%.

The immortal also becomes rash-type or chronic. The subacute rash type is milder than the acute septicemia type, and is characterized by the appearance of a rash, body temperature above 41, thirst, constipation, vomiting, lack of energy, and less food. 2 3 days after the onset of the disease, square, diamond-shaped or round irregular pale red rash appeared on the chest, abdomen, back, and limbs**, protruding ** surface, and the hand pressure faded (hyperemia); Later, it turns purplish-red (bruised), and the hand pressure does not fade.

After the rash appears, the body temperature drops, the illness lessens, and after 1 to 2 weeks of spontaneous **, death is rare. Chronic pig limb joints show inflammatory swelling, joint deformation, lameness or lying on the ground, and some often appear **necrosis in the back, shoulders, ears, tail, etc., and fall off after 2 or 3 months of necrosis**. Some develop endocarditis, anemia, emaciation, failure, growth and development, and prolong the feeding time.

Prevention] 1) It is necessary to take comprehensive prevention and control measures to improve the nutritional level of feed, regular disinfection, and environmental sanitation.

2) Add drugs to the feed, add 200 grams of amoxicillin powder or 500 grams of oxytetracycline hydrochloride to 1 ton of feed, mix thoroughly, and feed for 14 days.

3) Immunization of 40 to 60-day-old pigs with swine erysipelas-porcine lung disease dual vaccine.

The preferred drugs are penicillin, streptomycin, amoxicillin, and antipyretic analgesics.

1) Penicillin is 100,000 IU per kilogram of body weight diluted intravenously with 100 ml of normal saline, and 30,000 IU per kilogram of body weight is injected intramuscularly twice a day for 3 days.

2) 30% analgin 5 10 ml intramuscularly injection, 2 times a day for 3 days.

3) Penicillin 24,000 IU per kilogram of body weight + streptomycin 12,000 IU intramuscularly 2 times a day for 3 days.

4) Amoxicillin 15 mg intramuscularly per kilogram of body weight, and at the same time intramuscular injection of compound aminopyrine 10 ml, 2 times a day, for 3 5 days.

100,000 units of penicillin per kilogram of body weight have been given twice a day for 3 to 4 days, and a large group of amoxicillin with the threat of infection is mixed according to the instructions for prophylaxis. As long as you are not using counterfeit and shoddy medicines, the most sensitive erysipelas is penicillin, don't listen to the foolishness of selling medicines, and this is and that mile will give you a whole bunch of them.

The sow has just finished laying out five days and has purple spots on the inside of the thigh.

It can be cured without medicine! Which region are you in first?

Answer: Here for you to inquire about pig erysipelas, you can refer to the following methods**Oh! Sick pigs should be isolated immediately, and if the necessary care and timely care are given, there is generally hope. **Methods can be divided into the following categories.

8 1 serum ** method 8 In the early stage of the disease, anti-swine erysipelas serum can be injected subcutaneously or in the auricular vein, and its effective dose is: piglets 5 10ml, pigs within 50kg 30 50ml, 50kg or more pigs 50 70ml. **After the injection, inject every 24 hours until the body temperature and appetite return to normal.

8 2 Penicillin **8 Penicillin is an effective antibiotic drug with significant efficacy. Penicillin powder: Penicillin G sodium (potassium) can be diluted with sterilized distilled water or normal saline to contain 5 100,000 IU of penicillin per milliliter of solution, and then calculated at 4000 5000 IU per kilogram of body weight, intramuscularly injected once every 6 12 hours.

If benzyl penicillin G (long-acting ciillin) is switched, the dose is increased to 10,000 IU per kilogram of body weight once a day. After the injection, the general condition of the sick pigs improved. Decreased rest temperature, appetite restored avoidance**.

Porcine erysipelas is a disease that pigs are relatively easy to get, and serious ones will die, so how is swine erysipelas better? See below.

01 It is easier to inject antibiotics once a day, and it can be cured in about 2 days, so the sooner the pig erysipelas, the better.

02 The early reaction of erysipelas in pigs is a rash on the body, loss of appetite, difficulty in moving, increased body temperature, constipation, irritability, vomiting, and it is found that the pig has this condition to be injected with antibiotics immediately.

03 Pigs suffer from erysipelas after the body temperature will continue to rise, when the temperature has risen to more than 38 degrees, it is necessary to inject pigs with antibacterial drugs and antibiotics, but also to feed pigs a little more water, generally about 3 days pigs can be cured.

04 For newborn suckling pigs suffering from swine erysipelas** is more troublesome, it is better not to inject antibiotics, inject antibacterial, and then take some oral anti-inflammatory drugs, about 5 days to heal.

Chlortetracycline 400ppm mixture, penicillin injection for intramuscular injection.

8 million units of penicillin - 10 million units, it is best to use people, and the speed should be fast, add 2-3 kg of 10% amoxicillin to the feed, with the use of chia chlortetracycline, it is recommended to maintain health for a week; If the conditions permit in the later stage, the swine erysipelas vaccine can be purchased.