Does the intestinal form of Newcastle disease still exist?
Does Newcastle disease still have an intestinal form??
Recently I saw someone bring up the concept of intestinal-type Newcastle disease. Is it hype or what??
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I don't know either. Maybe they're treating some intestinal symptoms and diarrhea as the intestinal type, hehe.
If anyone knows, please say something. I'd like to learn too.
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Hehe: it might exist.
[ts]Li Xuez added the following content on 2009-11-26 19:43[/ts]
Date-pit-shaped hemorrhages
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No matter how many types you divide it into, if you can't treat it, it's still useless.
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I don't know, I've learned something.
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There's no basis for it. NDV is respiratory-tropic, unless that person isolated another species.
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It's probably more likely to be hype.
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What they call the intestinal type is actually just ND with little change in other parts, but hemorrhages, ulcers and other lesions appearing in the intestines. Everyone has their own version, and where there's someone saying it, there's someone believing it!
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I don't know either. Maybe they're treating some intestinal symptoms and diarrhea as the intestinal type, hehe.
If anyone knows, please say something. I'd like to learn too.
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Hehe: it might exist.
[ts]Li Xuez added the following content on 2009-11-26 19:43[/ts]
Date-pit-shaped hemorrhages
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No matter how many types you divide it into, if you can't treat it, it's still useless.
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I don't know, I've learned something.
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There's no basis for it. NDV is respiratory-tropic, unless that person isolated another species.
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It's probably more likely to be hype.
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What they call the intestinal type is actually just ND with little change in other parts, but hemorrhages, ulcers and other lesions appearing in the intestines. Everyone has their own version, and where there's someone saying it, there's someone believing it!