Traditional Chinese medicinal granules for preventing and controlling pig fasciolopsiasis and preparation method for traditional Chinese medicinal granules

Abstract

The invention relates to traditional Chinese medicinal granules for preventing and controlling pig fasciolopsiasis. The traditional Chinese medicinal granules comprise grand torreya seeds, pharbitis seeds and common carpesium fruits. Finished products are prepared by weighing each component according to a proportion, adding water for decoction twice, mixing filtrate, performing concentration, drying and crushing, adding sucrose, and performing granulation, sieving, drying and sieving. The traditional Chinese medicinal granules are mixed with water according to a certain proportion when being used, empty diseased pigs are fed with the traditional Chinese medicinal granules, and after the traditional Chinese medicinal granules are continuously used for 3 to 5 days, the weights of the diseased pigs are remarkably increased, abdominal distension disappears, and fresh manure is collected and detected not to contain any ovum by a washing precipitation method; compared with the conventional method, the traditional Chinese medicinal granules have the advantages that parasites can be effectively killed, the diseased pigs can be rapidly restored, and medicinal residues and toxic or side effects are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of fascioliasis treatment, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine granule for preventing and treating fascioliasis and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Fascioliasis is an important parasitic disease that affects the health of pigs caused by Fasciformes and Zingiberacea brucei that parasitize in the duodenum of pigs. Its eggs fall into the water and hatch into miracidia. The cercariae developed in the host attach to aquatic plants to form metacercariae, and once pigs eat such plants, the larvae in the metacercariae grow and develop by adsorbing on the intestinal mucosa. Zingiberian flukes mostly attack piglets, and they are asymptomatic when they are parasitic in a small amount, but their growth and development are hindered. Because the worms are large, the suckers are developed, and the adsorption force is strong, it causes mechanical damage to the small intestine, and in...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the main prevention and control measures used by farmers are regular deworming, mainly feeding with trichlorfon, thiobisdichlorophene, and praziquantel. Drugs that kill parasites