What is tinea on the eyelids of a cow?

Eyelid moss is similar to other places, but you should be careful when taking medicine, dermatoss is due to fungal infection, so dermatoss is a contagious disease, if not controlled early, dermatoss will expand along the original range, and eventually even cause serious consequences of disfigurement.

Overview. According to the different parts of the disease, ringworm is divided into tinea capitis, tinea man, tinea pedis, jock itch, onychomycosis, tinea corporis, etc. It is mainly transmitted by public goods and personal unhygienic habits, and is closely related to the hygiene of public places such as hotels, baths, swimming pools, and hairdressers.

The clinical characteristics of "ringworm disease" are: multiple layers of silvery-white dry scales appear repeatedly on the erythema, the scales are easy to be scraped off, and a light red translucent film is exposed underneath.

Yes, that's not a big problem, I think it should be fungus, go to the pharmacy to buy anti-inflammatory ointment for people to wipe your nose, I personally think ketoconazole is good, take it out to bask in the sun more, if it's not white, it is recommended that you take it to the hospital for a ** test, so as not to make mistakes in the medication, cause lesions or deterioration,

Is it white? Yes, that's not a big problem, I think it should be fungus, go to the pharmacy to buy anti-inflammatory ointment for people to wipe your nose, I personally think ketoconazole is good, take it out to bask in the sun more, if it's not white, it is recommended that you take it to the hospital for a ** test, so as not to make mistakes in the medication, cause lesions or deterioration,

Hurry up and go to the veterinarian station to find a professional veterinarian for a professional examination. Livestock and people are the same, there is no energy, discomfort is not good, now the veterinarians at the veterinary station are very skilled, so hurry up and see a doctor for the cattle!

Rub it with diesel or kerosene to see the results.

This disease is caused by the parasitic presence of bovine itch mites of the family Pruriaceae and the genus Pruriaceae on the body surface of cattle.

Etiology: Itch mites are oblong, adults are long, and they are visible to the naked eye. The anterior end has a long conical piercing mouthpart, and the ventral surface has 4 pairs of legs, which are long. The surface of the insect body is free of scales and spines, but there are fine lines.

Epidemiology: Prurigo is mainly transmitted by direct contact between sick and healthy cattle. Breeding utensils and keepers can also be used as communication vectors. The disease is severe during the cold season.

Symptoms: Characterized by itching, sick cattle often bite or rub the affected area, which aggravates local inflammation, ** injury, hair loss, exudate coagulation to form scabs, affecting feeding and rest. Sick cattle are sluggish, have a great loss of appetite, and are bedridden, which can cause death.

Diagnosis: If the disease is suspected according to the symptoms, the diagnosis can be confirmed by visual examination of the affected area and the discovery of itchy mites. Diagnosis of scabies can also be used.

**: The following medications may be used:

1) Trichlorfon is prepared into an aqueous solution, sprayed or scrubbed on the cow body. 1 more treatment after a week.

2) Fly toxin emulsion is prepared into an aqueous solution, sprayed or scrubbed once, and then **1 time after 1 week.

3) Tetramethrin bromothrin (dichloride, beiter) is prepared into an aqueous solution, sprayed or rubbed, and then **1 time after 1 week.

4) Metamidine (Tedik) 1L of Metamidine EC, add 500-700L of water, spray or rub once.

5) 1% ofermaxin injection dose weight, 1 subcutaneous injection.

Prevention: (1) Sick cattle are found to be isolated in time**, and the stable and utensils of sick cattle are disinfected with 1% trichlorfon aqueous solution.

2) When buying cattle, they should be carefully inspected and treated for prophylaxis, and then mixed into healthy groups, and when selling cattle, they should also be treated with prophylaxis to avoid spreading pathogens.

Psoriasis begins as an inflammatory, flattened papule the size of a needle to a lentil, which gradually enlarges into a coin or larger reddish infiltrate, well-defined and covered with multiple layers of silvery-white scales. Gently scraping off the surface scales, a layer of light red shiny translucent film emerges, which is called the film phenomenon. If the film is scraped again, small bleeding spots appear, which is called punctate bleeding.

Lesions in the quiescent phase are often plaques or maps. Regressing lesions are often annular or semi-annular. A few rashes have thicker scales on them, sometimes piling up like shell oysters.

Lesions are more common on the extensor side of the elbow, knee, and head. In a small number of patients, the nails and mucous membranes may also be affected. Patients with secondary erythroderma are called erythrodermic psoriasis psoriasis; The rash has a small amount of oozing with wet scales.

or small pustules at first, accompanied by fever and other symptoms, called pustular psoriasis; People with joint pathology are called articular psoriasis.

Eyelid psoriasis psoriasis is prone to acute attacks, chronic experience, and the onset of psoriasis is often related to the season, with summer increases and autumn and winter self-healing; There are also winter and spring**, and those who are lightened in summer. Psoriasis** needs to be distinguished from seborrheic dermatitis and pityriasis rosea. Seborrheic epidermal lesions are mostly ill-demarcated, yellowish-red follicular papules overlain covered with greasy furfur scales.