Chinese herbal compound preparation for treating protozoal disease in animal blood

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese herbal compound preparation for treating protozoal disease in animal blood, which comprises the following raw materials by weight parts: 4 parts of radix stemona, 2-3 parts of crytomium fortunei, 2-3 parts of southernwood, 2-3 parts of khosam, 2-3 parts of antifeverile dichroa root, 2-4 parts of radix astragali, 2-4 parts of codonopsis pilosula, 2-4 parts of dwarf lilyturf, 2-4 parts of schisandra, 2 parts of copperas, 2 parts of Huang qin, 2 parts of gardenia, 2 parts of artemisia capillaris, 2 parts of radix saposhnikoviae, 2 parts of cogongrass rhizome and1 part of glycyrrhiza. The Chinese herbs are mixed according to a dose prescription and ground by a drug grinder with a 60-mesh sieve so as to obtain the Chinese herbal compound preparation. The Chinese herbal compound preparation is in field manufacture and field use or is ground to be packaged for spare. The Chinese herbal compound preparation has favorable efficacy for disinsecting, detoxifying, strengthening body resistance, eliminating evils and mainly treating protozoal disease in animal blood including equine babesiosis, ovine babesiosis and eperythrozoonosis, and has the total cure rate of 94.8 percent by treating and observing 102 affected animals.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of traditional Chinese medicine compound preparations for veterinary clinical use, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine compound preparation for treating livestock blood protozoa. Background technique

[0002] Livestock blood protozoa is a common and frequently-occurring disease, which brings huge losses to breeding production, such as babesiosis equi, sheep pyrosomiasis, swine eperythrozoonosis, etc.

[0003] Equine babesiosis is a blood protozoan disease caused by Babesia parasitizing in the erythrocytes of equine animals. Clinically, severe symptoms such as high fever, anemia, jaundice, hemorrhage, and dyspnea appear, and the mortality rate is extremely high if the diagnosis and treatment are not timely. The disease is transmitted by hard ticks and has certain regional and seasonal characteristics. There are three types of babesiosis equine: acute, subacute and chronic. The symptoms of the acute type ...