3 year old Hiromi had dog plague and hung water for 5 days and still had it on the seventh day.

It's better to listen to the doctor, although it's better now, but if it's not cured, it may be in **.

And when you can get vaccinated, you must vaccinate your dog, otherwise you will get sick one after another.

Wish! Thank you!

Go to a regular hospital** and don't use drugs indiscriminately. If it is canine distemper, it is mainly antiviral, preventing secondary infection, and symptomatic (antipyretic, rehydration to maintain metabolism). Canine distemper is a virulent infectious disease, which is mainly administered by injection (because it can be administered in large doses and does not require gastrointestinal absorption, and the effect of the drug is fast), and the oral effect is relatively poor.

And the drugs you use are mainly antibacterial (cephalosporin, gentamicin), and the effect will not be too good! The combination of multiple antibiotics (cephalosporins and aminoglycosides) increases the burden on the liver and kidneys. Direction is problematic.

Antiviral oral liquid is estimated to be a traditional Chinese medicine that can only have an adjuvant effect on canine distemper**, and levamisole has an immune-promoting effect but has a weak effect, because he does not play a "specific immunity".

Recommendations:1You can use "canine interferon" plus "canine distemper monoclonal antibody" to **, to be targeted!

2.At the same time, it is necessary to prevent secondary infection (with antibiotics) and symptomatic symptoms such as fever; Sedatives if there are convulsions**; At the same time, subcutaneous injection of vitamin B complex to maintain the body's metabolism. 3.

Find a more formal hospital for treatment 4"Convulsions" in the late stages of the disease are basically incurable5The above methods are based on the premise of canine distemper and are not effective if misdiagnosed (not canine distemper).

Supplement; There are other dogs in the house, isolate immediately! If the dog does not have diarrhea, I think the food can still be fed, after all, if you don't eat, how can you have the energy to resist the disease. Diarrhoea is a different story.

Find the blood of canine plague is better than dogs, these canine plague and cure the blood is very precious, you add those dog groups, forums, all kinds of paths, just that serum, that can save lives. Don't give Jiang Zhong stomach digestion tablets, he is not so simple with stomach bloating. It is the virus that invades the body's organs, intestines, and functions that are destroyed by the virus.

Feed your dog some notoginseng powder to stop bleeding, pharmacies have it, as long as the bleeding stops it, it can basically save life, and then use antiviral and antibiotics.

There are still good probabilities.

However, in terms of medication, it is necessary to give priority to the first and then to light, especially antiviral.

Wait until 3 days after the antiviral heavy drug is given, and then continue to take traditional Chinese medicine while maintaining**.

It's been so long now, and there is a chance of survival, but it doesn't mean that it will definitely work.

Do your best, let it be the fate of heaven. Hope it's okay.

Problems after the injection, to prevent infection before the injection.

If a dog has canine distemper**, it usually takes 7 to 10 days to recover.

If you boil hard at home, you can survive 15 to 20 days, and the dog's body will produce antibodies, and you will not get canine plague in the future.

The symptoms of canine distemper begin are an increase in body temperature, which lasts for 1-3 days. Then it subsides, much like the characteristics of a cold healed. But after a few days, the body temperature rises again, for an indefinite duration.

Tearing, redness of the conjunctiva, and the change of ocular discharge from liquid to mucopurulent may be seen. The nasal lens is dry and has nasal discharge, which begins as serous nasal discharge and then becomes purulent. At the beginning of the disease, he had a dry cough, which later turned into a wet cough and difficulty breathing.

The gastrointestinal type presents with vomiting, diarrhoea, intussusception, and eventually death from severe dehydration and weakness.

Generally, canine plague will die within seven days. Your family's has survived this, but it still needs to be **.

has survived 15 days, so you now have to look at his diet, if the diet is normal, there is no problem, but the puppy with canine plague is easy to cause sequelae.

The dog's adaptability is really good, and it can be survived.

You see how the dog's mental state is, if it's good, it should get through.

Under normal circumstances, if it is dog plague, there should be two lines on the spot, but there are some exceptions.

The landlord knows that parvo or canine plague is in the early stage, and many conditions cannot be detected, why? Because only when the concentration of the virus reaches a certain level and is concentrated enough to exceed the standard specified in the test strip, it can be tested, and the test result is usually two carries.

Parvo or canine plague is not only transmitted through direct contact, but most parvo or canine plague is transmitted through the excrement and secretions of sick dogs, and the virus can survive at room temperature for 2 months before finding the next host. This is why many puppies are infected without having been exposed to a sick dog.

It is recommended that the landlord will check the dog several times in the near future, buy some good brands, and be punctual

The clinical signs of canine distemper are varied. It mainly manifests in respiratory symptoms, digestive symptoms and neurological symptoms. In some cases, there will also be case changes in the body surface and mucosa. Most cases have intermittent elevated body temperature during the onset of illness.

Respiratory symptoms: Cough, runny nose, sneezing and other symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection and bronchitis. In severe cases, it is difficult to breathe and breathe through the mouth. Descending infection causes bronchopneumonia, pulmonary edema, etc.

Gastrointestinal symptoms: anorexia or lack of food, vomiting, diarrhoea, tenesmus. In severe cases, vomiting and diarrhea with blood in the diarrhea and intussusception may occur.

Neurological symptoms: predominantly neuritic symptoms. Depending on the site of infection, the manifestations vary from one site to another, such as epilepsy, hyperactivity, circularity, abnormal gait and posture. Ataxia, abnormal reflexes. Hyperesthesia, stiff neck, masseter muscle tremor in the head.

** and mucosal symptoms: red rash on the abdomen, armpits, and medial hind limbs. Thickening of the foot pads of the limbs, dry nasal mirrors, profuse purulent discharge from both eyes, and symptoms of conjunctivitis.