Citric acid and compound citric acid application in pharmacy

Abstract

The invention relates to a new usage of citric acid and compound citric acid in the field of pharmacy. The product can prevent and control viral diseases and bacterial diseases of livestock and poultry; wherein, the compound citric acid comprises the following components according to weight portion: 93-98 portions of citric acid, 0.5-4 portions of gualfenesin and 1.5-3 portions of etamsylate. Proved by in vivo and vitro experiments, the compound citric acid can play a role in preventing and controlling fowl mycoplasma gallisepticum, avian influenza (H9 subtype), bursal virus disease and other diseases, and can effectively kill animal pathogenic bacterias such as cattle colon bacillus, mycoplasma gallisepticum, chicken colibacillosis, etc.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the application of citric acid in pharmacy, in particular to the application of a citric acid compound to resist bursal disease and respiratory diseases caused by livestock and poultry viruses or bacteria. Background technique [0002] In recent years, as the safety of livestock products has attracted more and more attention from consumers, the production of pollution-free livestock products has become an inevitable trend in the development of animal husbandry. The registration and management of veterinary drugs in developed countries are becoming increasingly strict. The European Union announced in 2006 that antibiotics would no longer be used as production-promoting additives, and many veterinary drugs were banned. Several types of green additives such as enzyme preparations, probiotics, and Chinese herbal medicines have subsequently become the focus of attention of veterinary drug manufacturers. In particular, the new veter...

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[0003] In 2005, the Ministry of Agriculture issued a document prohibiting the application of broad-spectrum drugs (viralin, amantadine, rimantadine, acyclovir) used by humans to livestock and poultry drugs to prevent the transfer of antiviral drug resistance from livestock to humans However, some infectious diseases in my country still lack effective vaccines to control (such as respiratory reproductive syndrome, porcine myocarditis, pig unknown high fever, etc.), so it is urgent to develop effective drugs to prevent these diseases

[0010] There is no report about the use of citric acid drug compound for anti-viral or anti-bacterial diseases in livestock and poultry

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