Combination medicine for treating porcine diarrhea

Abstract

The invention discloses combined medicine for treating pig diarrheal diseases. The combined medicine is prepared from the following medicine including quinolones, 654-2 injection, frusemide injection and proxiphylline injection. The quinolone antibacterial medicine and other medicine are used in a matched way; the dosage of the antibacterial medicine is reduced; no antibiotic medicine is contained; a good curative effect is achieved on various kinds of irritable diarrhea and viral diarrhea; particularly, the effect on winter diarrhea and diarrhea with yellow green loose stools is very obvious; the intestinal mucosa can be protected and repaired; the digestive absorption capability of piglets is recovered; the diarrheal diseases caused by various reasons can be effectively treated; the treatment effect is obvious; pigs can be cured generally after 2 to 3 days; the death rate is obviously reduced; good economic benefits are realized.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of veterinary medicine, in particular to a combined medicine for treating swine diarrhea. Background technique [0002] Piglet diarrhea is a typical ubiquitous multifactorial disease, one of the most serious diseases threatening piglet growth, and an important cause of piglet death. The development of the digestive organs of weaned piglets is not yet perfect. After weaning, piglets are affected by various stresses (diet changes, lack of maternal antibodies, transfer and weaning, etc.), and the small intestinal villi are easily damaged by bacteria and normal weaning measures. Destruction, thereby affecting the effective absorption of nutrients. When the nutrients cannot be well digested and absorbed, the flora imbalance and toxin poisoning caused by the propagation of harmful E. Decreased food intake, insufficient gastric acid, slow growth, stagnation, negative growth, and some even died of multi-system failure syndr...

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Problems solved by technology

Antibiotics are ineffective against viral diseases, and bacteria such as Escherichia coli and Salmonella can easily develop resistance to antibiotics, and antibacterial drug treatment is often ineffective or ineffective

Long-term use or abuse of antibiotics can lead to a gradual increase in the resistance of pathogens, resulting in an increasing use of antibiotics

Moreover, the long-term use of large amounts of antibacterial drugs can easily cause the imbalance of the digestive tract flora, making diarrhea more difficult to cure, and easily forming dead pigs.

At the same time, the residues of antibiotics have seriously affected human health and biological safety, and have brought enormous pressure on animal husbandry production.