The turtle s neck has something the size of a bean, swollen, and there is really no wealth, and ever

See, it's a fibroid.

Fibroids are benign tumors of fibrous connective tissue that can occur anywhere in the body. The tumor is an induration-like protrusion, round or oval, with varying sizes, commonly found in **, subcutaneous tissues or muscles. The tumor that grows under the skin, and the surrounding tissues, will gradually dry up and die due to insufficient blood supply.

Fibroids should be removed early.

Surgery**: 1. Surgical excision and suture. It is necessary to prepare syringes, antibiotics for injection, anesthetics, scalpels, surgical scissors, hemostats, tweezers, surgical needles and sutures, iodophor and cotton swabs, etc.

Ordinary turtle friends do not have the conditions to operate. 2. Line piercing and cutting. For tumors that grow under the skin and do not take root, pinch the tumor with forceps, tie it tightly with a thread under the root of the tumor (the ligature can only be removed after the wound heals or fall off on its own), and cut it with a scalpel or scissors.

It is necessary to prepare scalpels, surgical scissors, surgical sutures, Yunnan Baiyao, iodophor and cotton swabs. Injectable antibiotics are given once an hour before surgery.

Post-operative care: Keep the turtle in a dry environment at 25-30 degrees, avoid touching the wound with water, disinfect it with erythromycin cream every day, and use injectable antibiotics for 4 to 7 days to prevent infection.

How hot is it in your place? Keep the temperature at a good level. Then apply a little iodine to the swollen area of it.

It is useless to apply ointment inside and outside for pus growth, and it is necessary to surgically prepare blades, iodophor, cotton swabs, tweezers, prepare Yunnan Baiyao, erythromycin ointment or Baiduobang to fix the head of the turtle, disinfect the blade, and go under the knife from the highest point of the abscess, this place is the thinnest, squeeze out the pus inside after the cross, and it must be cleaned up otherwise it will grow again, and the turtle and turtle will suffer again. The wound is disinfected with iodine, bleeding and sprinkled with Yunnan Baiyao, and some erythromycin can be applied to prevent infection. After dry feeding, it is best to add some antibiotics to the food when feeding to prevent infection.

If you can't do it yourself, you can only take it to the pet hospital.

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Did you give it salted food?

A swollen neck in a turtle may be due to mumps or edema. Can be soaked with nitrofuracilin**.

1. Cleaning and ammonia prevention. The mixing of ammonia or ammonia-containing water in the breeding pond is strictly prevented. It is necessary to keep the water quality clean frequently, and if ammonia-containing water is found, discharge it immediately, and inject clean water after disinfection.

2. Anti-inflammatory and sterilization. Feed and take antibiotics or sulfonamide anti-inflammatory drugs, and apply Pikang cream to the red, swollen and erosive parts, and rest away from water after application.

Tips and common sense for raising turtles:

1. Feed more.

When raising turtles, many people are always worried about starving the turtles, and feed them twice a day or more. It is not known whether this is harmful to the turtle, and overfeeding will make the turtle overly obese and cause a bad body shape, and it will affect the life expectancy. How much should I feed?

The baby turtle seedlings are fed every other day, the slightly older ones are fed every 2 days, and they are generally fed every 1 day when they grow up.

2. The food is mainly meat.

Some people raise turtles to have meat as the staple food, in fact, this is not good, it will cause the turtle's lactone content to increase, easy to gain weight. Eating meat is not conducive to water filtration, which will cause the turtle tank to be unclean. It is recommended to feed fish and shrimp, but also some vegetables, fish and shrimp nutrition is very comprehensive, fish bones and shrimp skin will also provide calcium.

3. The turtle tank should be changed frequently.

Most of the turtle tanks are equipped with filtration systems, and most people ignore the link of changing water. In fact, the turtle tank seems to have a very powerful filtration function, but the feces in the cracks of the stones cannot be filtered, and it will affect the water quality for a long time. It is recommended that you can change 3 times a week with 1 water and thoroughly clean the turtle tank once every 3 months.

4. Don't overdo it.

Basking in the sun can be beneficial for turtles, but it can be problematic if you have to bask in the 30s for a few hours. And some people don't release the water when they are drying turtles, and they are busy with other things when they are drying turtles, and when they think about it, the turtles are already hanging. It is recommended to dry it once a week, and it will be okay for about an hour to do it, which will help the absorption of calcium, and natural things are still better than artificial ones.

5. Don't brush the back of the turtle.

As the turtle grows, it sheds its skin and the tortoise shell slowly peels off, making the back look unsightly. And some people are kind enough to brush these dirty things, but this is actually incorrect, which will hurt the cuticle of the turtle on the black back. And in nature, the turtle's back is clean and beautiful because of the washing of the water.

6. Don't take the tail when you catch the turtle.

Some of the fierce tortoises are not bitten by the tortoise when they are scratched, which is not right, and it will be easy to hurt the tortoise, because the tortoise's tail is connected to the spine, and this method is injured when the tortoise is struggling. The correct way is to start from the back and press the middle finger of the back with the thumb on the back of the turtle**, and the rest of the fingers can avoid the hind legs of the turtle.

Do you have a picture to look at? It may be that the turtle has redneck disease

What is the mental state of the tortoise?

Be careful, the blisters are blistering, and let's start drying. You can go and buy medicine to rub him, be careful not to rub it anywhere else (be careful of your eyes and mouth).

You can use this, that thin cotton swab, lightly, don't puncture.

The edema of the turtle's neck is mostly due to rot, most of which is caused by fungi or bacteria, although in some cases the turtle will heal on its own, but it is still recommended**. Usually 2% of the salt water can be added to add potassium permanganate and oxytetracycline and other antibiotics for soaking, if the turtle opens to eat, can be injected into small fish and shrimp antibiotics such as florfenicol for feeding**, and the water in the feeding environment should be changed in time.

The baby turtle may have scabies if it has a bag around its neck, which is mainly caused by bacteria on the surface of the turtle's body, and the turtle needs to be kept in isolation and squeezed out of the liquid in the scabies, while applying medicine. In addition, it may also be because there are leeches on the body surface of the baby turtle or there are cyclotesticles in the blood vessels, and the tumor needs to be removed and drugs applied in time.

1. Scabies.

The baby turtle has a bag on its neck may be due to scabies, which is mostly caused by environmental pollution or injury to the turtle's body surface and infection of bacteria, so the turtle needs to be isolated and raised in time and squeeze out the liquid in the scabies, and at the same time apply medication.

2. Tumors.

When there are leeches on the body surface of the baby turtle or there are trichines in the blood vessels, there may also be a long bag on the neck or other parts, which requires the tumor to be removed and applied with drugs to prevent infection.

3. Fibroids.

When the baby turtle is infected with the virus, it may also grow fibrous local benign tumors, which need to be surgically removed as soon as possible, otherwise it is easy to appear if it cannot be completely removed.

Soak in water once a day for half an hour at a time.

Feed oxytetracycline to it, put oxytetracycline 1 4 capsules in food and feed it once a day for three days.

Generally, it is caused by poor water quality, change the water frequently, and then give it after the water is dried.

Turtles are prone to illness in spring, so be sure to pay attention to it.

Judging from the ** you sent, the Brazilian turtle you asked about should have a high probability of lipoma, and it is estimated that it is not possible to deal with it by yourself, so you can only let it go, keep the feed clean and the water quality is good, and it is best to feed the live things The feed is estimated to have too many additives.

This is probably a serious skin decay, **The method is as follows: 1. Topical ointment**: chlortetracycline eye ointment, erythromycin eye ointment, erythromycin ointment, Wuji ointment, sulfur ointment, acyclovir cream, Dacrin, Baiduobang, etc. (**Ranked from low to high, from a practical point of view, there is generally no need to use such drugs as Daknin, Baiduobang, etc.).

Usage: After applying 1 or 2 times a day, dry feeding most of the time, soaking in water for half an hour to an hour and completing feeding. Usually within 14 days**.

Among the cheap drugs listed above, sulfur ointment is particularly effective, and sulfur ointment is recommended for non-head and neck infections. 2. External liquid drugs**: iodophor, povidone-iodine, alcohol, hydrogen peroxide (do not use it for the head), iodine tincture (as above), purple potion (as above) can be used.

The use of iodophor and povidone iodine can be directly soaked **5 minutes after dry culture, or iodophor and povidone iodine can be diluted and soaked **10 30 minutes after dry culture. Alcohol can be used to wipe all parts of the body except the eyes. Iodine tincture, hydrogen peroxide, purple potion effect is better, but can not be used on the head, neck ** (to prevent accidental into the eyes, causing discomfort to the turtle), are 1 2 times a day, dry after use.

Usually within 10 days**.

Is it white eye disease, I stay outside for a day, and does the temperature drop suddenly that day? If the neck and leg sockets are inflated, and the neck is abnormally swollen (inflated), it should be mumps. Water quality is not clean. **Very simple.

1 oxytetracycline tablet ground with water. (Half basin water.) If you are an adult turtle), the baby turtle is appropriate.

Soak for 1 hour, once a day, 2 days is almost fine. If the eyes are swollen, too.

The eye area of the sick turtle is inflamed and congested, gradually turning grayish white and gradually enlarged. The cornea and nasal mucosa of the eye are eroded due to inflammation of the eye, and in severe cases, both eyes are blinded and breathing is blocked. The outside of the eyeball is covered by white secretions, and the eyes cannot be opened.

Sick turtles often rub their eyes with their forelimbs, move slowly, stop eating in severe cases, and finally die of exhaustion due to weakness complicated by other diseases. Some turtles have only one disease at the beginning of the disease, and if no action is taken, symptoms will soon develop in the other eye.

The water should be changed frequently, the water should be kept clean, and nutritional drugs should be fed on time to improve the turtle's own resistance. Turtles that have been sick should be kept separately, and the original breeding container should be soaked in potassium permanganate solution for more than 30 minutes for disinfection and sterilization. For turtles housed in the same tank, if it is found that they already have white eye disease, other ones can be soaked in nitrofuracilin (or furazolidone) solution.

This is both a preventative measure and can be used as an early stage**. Juvenile turtles should use 20 milliliter concentration, and juvenile turtles should use 30 milliliter concentration for adult turtles, and the length of immersion time depends on the water temperature. Soak once a day (40 minutes) for 3-5 days if necessary.

There's inflammation.