Oral administration medicine for treating parotitis of soft-shelled turtles

Abstract

The invention discloses an oral administration medicine for treating parotitis of soft-shelled turtles. The oral administration medicine comprises starch, traditional Chinese medicines, alkali metal salts and vitamins. The oral administration medicine for treating parotitis of soft-shelled turtles contains a plurality of Chinese herbal medicines and nutritional components, can be used for preventing and treating various viruses and bacteria, and has good curative effects on parotitis. The Chinese herbal medicines are reasonable in compatibility; tangerine peels, hawthorn fruits and the like can be used for removing the peculiar smell of garlic, and liquoric root (for repairing liver cells) and the like can be used for reducing the toxic or side effects of tannin of Chinese gall and the like; the complex vitamins can be used for inhibiting bacteria; the starch can be used as a carrier; sodium bicarbonate, sodium chloride, potassium sulfate and the like can be used for balancing ions; and by adopting a preparation method disclosed by the invention, the content of effective components can be improved, and the peculiar smell of the garlic and the tannin of Chinese gall can also be reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a veterinary medicine, in particular to an oral medicine for treating soft-shelled turtle mumps. Background technique [0002] Turtle mumps (also known as branchial gland inflammation) is a relatively complicated disease. The etiology is caused by viruses, bacteria, etc. When the breeding density is high and there are wounds on the soft-shelled turtle skin, the chance of getting sick increases greatly. "Research status and problems of etiology and pathology of soft-shelled turtle parotitis" discloses the current research situation and treatment methods of parotitis in soft-shelled turtle. "Vigorously Promote the Application of Chinese Herbal Medicines to Prevent and Treat Soft-shelled Turtle Disease" discloses the effects of some Chinese herbal medicines in the treatment of mumps. However, none of these cases involved the use of compound prescriptions. In fact, a single drug is prone to drug resistance. In addition, 200610043...

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