What are the traditional Chinese medicine methods for treating swine erysipelas?
After a pig contracts "swine erysipelas," in addition to intramuscular injection of penicillin and streptomycin, treating it at the same time with traditional Chinese medicine gives good results. The prescription is: cogongrass rhizome 100 g, alum 100 g, gypsum 100 g, dandelion 250 g, realgar 50 g, Chinese violet 100 g, scallion white 100 g, common ducksmeat herb 500 g, willow root 250 g, decocted in water to make a juice; once it has cooled to lukewarm, administer it by drenching all at once, one dose per day, until full recovery.
After a pig contracts "swine erysipelas," in addition to intramuscular injection of penicillin and streptomycin, treating it at the same time with traditional Chinese medicine gives good results. The prescription is: cogongrass rhizome 100 g, alum 100 g, gypsum 100 g, dandelion 250 g, realgar 50 g, Chinese violet 100 g, scallion white 100 g, common ducksmeat herb 500 g, willow root 250 g, decocted in water to make a juice; once it has cooled to lukewarm, administer it by drenching all at once, one dose per day, until full recovery.