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What are the treatment methods for ammonia poisoning in pigs?

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1. Cause: Poisoning is caused by pigs accidentally ingesting agricultural fertilizer ammonia water. 2. Symptoms: Drooling, runny nose, sloughing of the nasal and oral mucosa, swelling and cyanosis of the conjunctiva, photophobia and tearing, swelling of the head. If the skin is contaminated with ammonia water, there is local burning; at the same time, because of inhaling ammonia gas, severe coughing and difficulty breathing occur. 3. Necropsy: Lesions include fibrinous stomatitis, gastroenteritis, tracheitis and bronchitis. 4. Prevention: Agricultural fertilizer ammonia water should be stored properly. 5. Treatment: For external areas, first wash with clean water, then apply a wet compress of 5% rice vinegar

1. Cause: Poisoning is caused by pigs accidentally ingesting agricultural fertilizer ammonia water.

2. Symptoms: Drooling, runny nose, sloughing of the nasal and oral mucosa, swelling and cyanosis of the conjunctiva, photophobia and tearing, swelling of the head. If the skin is contaminated with ammonia water, there is local burning; at the same time, because of inhaling ammonia gas, severe coughing and difficulty breathing occur.

3. Necropsy: Lesions include fibrinous stomatitis, gastroenteritis, tracheitis and bronchitis.

4. Prevention: Agricultural fertilizer ammonia water should be stored properly.

5. Treatment: For external areas, first wash with clean water, then apply a wet compress of 5% rice vinegar. For the eyes, flush with normal saline or 3% boric acid solution. If it has already been swallowed, take 50-100 ml of edible vinegar, dilute it with water, and administer it by drench. Inject caffeine sodium benzoate 10%-20%, 2-10 ml subcutaneously, inject glucose saline 500-1000 ml intravenously, and apply 1% gentian violet solution to the burned areas.

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