Drug for preventing and treating fowl plague

Abstract

The invention discloses a drug for preventing and treating fowl plague, made from the following materials according to parts by weight: 10-15 parts of Bulbus Allii, 5-9 parts of Rhizoma Dryopteris Gassirhizomae, 5-9 parts of Rhizoma Atractylodis, 12-18 parts of Radix Glycyrrhizae, 3-7 parts of Herba Andrographidis, 3-7 parts of Folium Isatidis, 3-7 parts of Herba Lophatheri, 3-5 parts of Herba Asari, 3-5 parts of Radix Arnebiae seu Lithospermi, and 5-9 parts of Cortex Magnoliae Officinalis.The drug is made from Chinese herbal medicine by differentiation composition, has clear therapeutic effect, has no residue and has a promising market prospect.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, in particular to a medicine for preventing and treating fowl plague. Background technique [0002] Fowl plague is a kind of acute septicemia disease that virus causes, and there are three kinds of manifestation symptoms clinically: (1) the most acute type: onset is sudden, and the course of disease is short. (2) Acute type: At the beginning of the disease, the body temperature rises, generally up to 43-44 °C, food reduction or abolishment, increased thirst, and occasionally head edema. The secretions in the oral cavity and nasal cavity increased, and often flowed out of the oral cavity or nasal cavity. Sick chickens often shook their heads and made pharyngeal movements constantly. Sick chickens have dyspnea, stretch their heads and open their mouths to make breathing movements, sac flatulence, and mucus accumulates. Often pull yellow, green and off-white foul-sme...

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Problems solved by technology

The main manifestations are long course of disease, respiratory symptoms, poor appetite, decreased egg production or soft-shell eggs, but the fatality rate is low

At present, the medicines for the treatment of fowl plague are mainly western medicines. Although these medicines have a certain effect on fowl plague, they are costly. At the same time, the virus is prone to drug resistance to western medicines, and eventually the medicines for the treatment of fowl plague will lose their effect on these pathogenic viruses.

Western medicine is also easy to remain in the chicken body. After people eat the residual chicken, the residual medicine will enter the human body, which greatly endangers people's health.