A Chinese medicinal preparation for treating intractable diarrhea in young deer

Abstract

The invention relates to a Chinese medicinal preparation for treating intractable diarrhea in young deer, comprising (by weight parts) Pulsatilla chinensis 10-20, Cortex Fraxini 15-25, Crataegus pinnatifida 10-20, Sophora flavescens 5-15, Pogostemon cablin 10-20, Radix Glycyrrhizae 5-15, Rhizoma Atractylodis (Atractylodes lancea and / or Atractylodes chinensis) 15-25, Magnolia officinalis 15-25, Imperata cylindrica root 1-8, and Curcuma longa 10-20. The Chinese medicinal formulation has heat and toxic materials clearing away, blood stasis dispelling and antibacterial effects, has good curative effect on intractable diarrhea in young deer without drug residue, and can rapidly relieve symptom after administration and promote rehabilitation of diseased young deer.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of veterinary medicine, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine preparation for treating obstinate diarrhea of ​​young deer. Background technique [0002] Deer obstinate diarrhea generally occurs in young deer that are artificially assisted in breastfeeding. Diseased young deer are the main source of infection. The pathogen is excreted with feces, contaminating pens, troughs, and utensils. Healthy young deer are infected through the digestive tract after licking, causing a circle of young deer to get sick. [0003] Although in order to prevent the occurrence of this disease, during the calving period of the doe, the pens are usually strictly disinfected, and the newborn deer is guaranteed to eat colostrum within 4 to 6 hours. Although this method can reduce the incidence of obstinate diarrhea in the calf However, it is impossible to treat the sick young deer. The antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs are ...

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[0003] Although in order to prevent the occurrence of this disease, during the calving period of the doe, the pens are usually strictly disinfected, and the newborn deer is guaranteed to eat colostrum within 4 to 6 hours. Although this method can reduce the incidence of obstinate diarrhea in the calf However, it is impossible to treat the sick young deer. The antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs are not effective, and the deer herd’s bacterial resistance, disability, teratogenic and other side effects have always plagued the majority of deer farmers.

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