Is there a way to treat pseudorabies? Introduction to effective treatment methods
Is there a way to treat pseudorabies?
When I went to feed them this morning, I found a piglet about 40 days old. Based on the symptoms, I'm basically sure it's pseudorabies. I'd like to ask the experts, is there a way to treat this disease?
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This disease has no treatment value
Cull
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Agreed, focus on future epidemic prevention work
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Pseudorabies? It would be great if you could upload some photos
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I gave a little methylamine 6 + dexamethasone, the effect is somewhat there but not obvious. Is there still hope if I urgently inject vaccine?
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For piglets, it is recommended to inject interferon, and emergency vaccination with pseudorabies genetically engineered live vaccine is possible. It is recommended that intranasal administration at 0-3 days of age gives a better prevention and control effect.
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If piglets this big get pseudorabies, they cannot survive; basically the whole litter dies. It is very acute, otherwise it is not this disease.
Above 50 jin, the mortality rate is lower. Vaccinate the affected pigs and those in the same litter.
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What makes you conclude it is pseudorabies?
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Try Danshen and sulfadiazine sodium and brain-repairing medicine
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Intermittent convulsions all over the body, and it seems there is saliva flowing from the mouth. I took its temperature, over 41°C. It does not eat, the eye sockets are a bit red, and it feels like it is having seizures
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The key is epidemic prevention
Once it occurs, treatment has little value
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Based on the symptoms described by the original poster, pseudorabies can only be a suspected target. Also, treatment results can be used for reference, but cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis
For pigs of this age showing such symptoms, do not ignore the possibility of bacterial diseases such as streptococcosis
If it is confirmed to be pseudorabies, choosing a different vaccine for emergency immunization may show inconsistent effects for different pig herds and differences in infection stage and severity, but as long as it is not especially severe, the possibility of total annihilation is not high.
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This disease has no treatment value
Cull
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Agreed, focus on future epidemic prevention work
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Pseudorabies? It would be great if you could upload some photos
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I gave a little methylamine 6 + dexamethasone, the effect is somewhat there but not obvious. Is there still hope if I urgently inject vaccine?
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For piglets, it is recommended to inject interferon, and emergency vaccination with pseudorabies genetically engineered live vaccine is possible. It is recommended that intranasal administration at 0-3 days of age gives a better prevention and control effect.
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If piglets this big get pseudorabies, they cannot survive; basically the whole litter dies. It is very acute, otherwise it is not this disease.
Above 50 jin, the mortality rate is lower. Vaccinate the affected pigs and those in the same litter.
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What makes you conclude it is pseudorabies?
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Try Danshen and sulfadiazine sodium and brain-repairing medicine
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Intermittent convulsions all over the body, and it seems there is saliva flowing from the mouth. I took its temperature, over 41°C. It does not eat, the eye sockets are a bit red, and it feels like it is having seizures
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The key is epidemic prevention
Once it occurs, treatment has little value
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Based on the symptoms described by the original poster, pseudorabies can only be a suspected target. Also, treatment results can be used for reference, but cannot be used as a basis for diagnosis
For pigs of this age showing such symptoms, do not ignore the possibility of bacterial diseases such as streptococcosis
If it is confirmed to be pseudorabies, choosing a different vaccine for emergency immunization may show inconsistent effects for different pig herds and differences in infection stage and severity, but as long as it is not especially severe, the possibility of total annihilation is not high.