How should medication be administered when a pig's body turns red and it stops eating after recovering from a cold?

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The pig had a cold a while ago and has now recovered, but its body has turned red and it is not eating. How should medication be administered?

If anyone knows, please let me know. The pig has been like this for quite a long time.
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Is it a drug reaction or a secondary infection? You should explain the medication situation so friends on the forum can help analyze it.
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It is probably because the diagnosis was not correct. What medicine was used? ..

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How should medication be administered when a pig's body turns red and it stops eating after recovering from a cold?

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