Chinese herbal medicine prescription for treating avian pox

Abstract

The invention provides a Chinese herbal medicine prescription for treating avian pox. Used for hundreds of chickens, the prescription comprises the following components by weight: 60-70g of radix astragali, 60-70g of dangshen, 20-30g of cinnamon, 60-70g of areca-nut, 60-70g of cyrtomium rhizome, 60-70g of fleeceflower root, 60-70g of hawthorn, 20-30g of Indian bread, 30-40g of fineleaf schizonepeta herb, 30-40g of cogon grass rhizome, 30-40g of mung bean and 20-30g of radix arnebiae. The prescription is simple in proportioning, convenient to use, wide in raw material sources, lower in cost and small in side effects, can be mixed with feeds and has effective rate of 82.6% and good rate of 90.7%.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of medicine for poultry feeding, in particular to a Chinese herbal prescription for treating fowl pox. Background technique: [0002] Fowl pox (Avian Pox) is an acute, contagious infectious disease of chickens, characterized by the occurrence of pox rash on the glabrous or less hairy skin of chickens, or the formation of fibrous necrotic pseudospores in the mucous membranes of the oral cavity and throat. membrane. It is easy to cause epidemics in collective or large-scale chicken farms, which can cause slow weight gain and emaciation; when laying hens are infected, the egg production will temporarily decrease. It causes more deaths and is more likely to cause serious losses to young chickens. The main age of onset is from the age of 70 days to before and after the onset of delivery. During this period, the onset is the most, which can be divided into: [0003] The lesions of the dry type chickenpox are v...

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Problems solved by technology

However, drug treatment or mixing of chemical drug ingredients in the feed is often used for the epidemic situation, which is likely to cause drug residues and is not conducive to people's food health.