Drug used for treating fowl plague, and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a medicine for treating fowl plague and a preparation method thereof. The medicine is mainly prepared from Virusin, Tylosin, Ofloxacin, Houttuynia cordata, Banlangen, honeysuckle, anhydrous glucose and water. The medicine can better treat chicken plague, has good treatment effect, has no harmful components, does not cause pollution, and promotes the development of the chicken breeding industry.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a medicine for treating fowl plague and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the technical field of medicines. technical background [0002] There are three clinical manifestations of plague: (1) the most acute type: acute onset, short course of disease, general manifestations of listlessness, no characteristic symptoms and sudden death, this type is more common in the early stage of epidemic and chicks; (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, lack of energy, reluctance to walk, general weakness, loose feathers, eyes closed and neck shrinking, standing alone, unresponsive, The head droops or protrudes under the wings, the tail feathers droop, and the legs are paralyzed. Crown pendant is dark red or purple black, occasionally head edema, oral and nasal cavity secretions increase, often flow out of the oral cavity...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Due to the absence of a universal vaccine and the abuse of antibiotics, the existing treatment plan has no obvious effect, and causes pollution, and the residue of harmful ingredients exceeds the standard

There are also injections of Anjibilene, Bupleurum, Quinine, and Da’an injections to the chicken body, but such treatment methods have poor control effects. Although the condition can be alleviated after treatment, it cannot be cured, and it is easy to relapse, which affects the growth and development of pigs and chickens.

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