Animal remedy for treating porcine nameless high-fever syndrome

Abstract

The invention provides an animal remedy for treating porcine nameless high-fever syndrome, which takes purely natural traditional Chinese medicines as components, enhances the curative effect and lowers the treating cost. Based on various selected Chinese herbal medicines, the animal remedy has the functions of strengthening the body resistance, eliminating the pathogenic factor, clearing away heat and toxic materials, purging the pathogenic fire, removing heat from the blood, dredging the channels, activating the collaterals, promoting blood circulation, eliminating blood stasis, eliminatinginflammation and the like by reasonable collocation and combination of the raw materials and has a very good preventing and treating function to porcine nameless high fever caused by various causes of diseases. The animal remedy is a medicament prepared from the following raw materials according to parts by weight: 5-20 parts of herba epimedii, 5-15 parts of eucommia bark, 5-15 parts of figwort, 5-15 parts of weeping forsythia, 5-15 parts of rhizoma anemarrhenae, 5-20 parts of tree peony bark, 1-8 parts of flos lonicerae, 5-15 parts of sweet wormwood, 5-15 parts of buffalo horn, 5-20 parts ofgypsum and 5-20 parts of radix isatidis.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a veterinary medicine for treating swine unknown hyperthermia syndrome. Background technique [0002] Porcine unidentified hyperthermia syndrome is a disease with high morbidity and mortality. It mainly occurs in pigs in the growing period and some sows. Difficulty breathing, panting, some pigs have symptoms such as skin redness and purple, and a few pores have bleeding spots. The pathogen is mainly mixed infection and secondary infection of various viruses, bacteria and parasites. [0003] Since the end of May 2006, many pig farms in some areas have experienced unidentified high fever outbreaks in growing pigs, some sows, and nursery pigs. The incidence rate of pigs in most affected pig farms is over 50%, and the mortality rate is as high as 50-50%. 90%, caused serious economic losses to pig farms and pig farmers, and some pig farms went bankrupt because of this. ...

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Problems solved by technology

Due to the complex etiology of the disease, which is generally a mixed infection of multiple pathogens, some vaccines or drugs targeting a single pathogen have unsatisfactory therapeutic effects on the disease, resulting in slow or stagnant growth of pigs, and an increase in sick and dead pigs. Reduced efficiency, growth rate and overall uniformity of the herd, increased treatment costs, and severe losses in pig production