Chinese traditional medicine and granular preparation for treating cestodosis and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a Chinese traditional medicine and a granular preparation thereof for treating cestodosis, and simultaneously discloses a preparation method of the granular preparation, wherein the Chinese traditional medicine for treating the chicken taeniasis is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 300-600 parts of sweet wormwood, 100-300 parts of betel nut, 100-400 parts of pumpkin seed, 50-200 parts of milk vetch and 50-100 parts of radix sophorae flavescentis. The Chinese traditional medicine of the invention has the functions of clearing heat and eliminating dampness, resisting bacteria and killing pests and enhancing the immunity of the organism, has obvious curative effect, and has no adverse effects on visceral organs of chickens; because the Chinese traditional medicine can quickly disperse in the drinking water for feeding, after the diseased poultry absorbs the Chinese traditional medicine through the drinking water, the purpose of taking an effect quickly can be achieved; and the Chinese traditional medicine is suitable for being popularized and applied in animal husbandry production.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine for treating chicken taeniasis, a granule of the traditional Chinese medicine and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the technical field of veterinary medicine. Background technique [0002] Taeniasis in chickens is mainly a parasitic disease caused by Taenia riley in the flatworm phylum Taenia. Taenia riley is widely distributed and can infect chickens of all ages. In the past, the incidence of chicken taeniasis was relatively low. With the development of my country's chicken industry, the disease has been increasing year by year, and it has developed from sporadic to large-scale outbreaks. Chicken tapeworms mainly parasitize in the small intestine of chickens. Mechanical stimulation can lead to intestinal mucosal damage, agglomeration leading to intestinal obstruction and intestinal rupture, toxic effects of parasite metabolites, and deprivation of host nutrients. In mild cases, it can c...

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Problems solved by technology

Chicken tapeworms mainly parasitize in the small intestine of chickens. Mechanical stimulation can lead to intestinal mucosal damage, agglomeration leading to intestinal obstruction and intestinal rupture, toxic effects of parasite metabolites, and deprivation of host nutrients. In mild cases, it can cause digestive disorders , slow growth, reduced production performance, severe cases will cause a large number of chickens to die, and bring huge economic losses to the breeding industry

At the same time, some chemical drugs used in the prevention and treatment of this disease will bring food safety hazards such as serious drug residues and toxin residues to the food industry.

[0003] At present, the prevention and treatment of chicken tapeworm disease is mainly based on chemical drugs such as carbon tetrachloride, thiobisdichlorophene, and niclosamide, but long-term addition of chemical drugs has liver and intestinal toxicity, especially for chickens with enteritis. The use of these chemicals is prohibited, and the chemicals are prone to drug resistance

Chinese herbal medicine has little toxic and side effects, inhibits and kills internal and external parasites, enhances the body's immunity and promotes growth, so it has broad development prospects. Some scholars have used some traditional Chinese medicines such as betel nut to treat various animals and chicken tapeworms. effect, but not ideal, there is inconvenience in administration and easy to poisoning

At present, the traditional Chinese medicine preparations used in veterinary medicine are mostly powders, which are inconvenient to administer, and because the chicken’s digestive tract is short and cannot digest lignocellulose, the drug absorption is poor, so there are disadvantages such as large drug dosage and high drug cost.