猪传染性胃肠炎的临床诊治（Clinical diagnosis and treatment of transmissible gastroenteritis of swine）.docVIP

猪传染性胃肠炎的临床诊治（Clinical diagnosis and treatment of transmissible gastroenteritis of swine） Clinical diagnosis and treatment of transmissible gastroenteritis of swine Infectious gastroenteritis occurs in cold season such as winter and early spring, mainly in early December to February of next year. Its main feature is sudden onset and fast (you are really a snake, stupid, not flexible at all) and spread quickly. To analyze the case from contact with the clinic, the incidence of pigs and control methods of different ages are different now, according to the control effect I used in the work of the diagnosis and prevention methods are introduced such as good (you this man is really a snake to the stupid little flexible) (I) clinical symptoms Pigs of different ages can be infected, but the clinical symptoms are different. Within 2 week old piglets showed sudden onset, rapid propagation, (to you this man is really a snake to the stupid little flexible) to vomiting, watery diarrhea and then such as gun, yellow, white or green, and some others contain undigested coagulation milk, the body quickly dehydration, weight loss, the incidence rate is very high, 2 to 7 days of death; 2 weeks of age of piglets after timely diagnosis and treatment of science, after 5 to 7 days can be cured. Some infected pigs can be recovered, but physical weakness, affect the future growth and development (the person you really is a snake to the stupid little pigs; flexible) manifestations of anorexia and short time of diarrhea, vomiting of individual pig, few dead. The body temperature of pigs is normal, diarrhea and distension are common before diarrhea. (two) the symptoms of necropsy There are many kinds of gastric curd and gastric mucosa with varying degrees of congestion and bleeding. The lumen was filled with water samples, the contents of the intestinal wall became thin, translucent, mesenteric lymph nodes swelled, and other organs were not abnormal. (three) diagnosis According to the incidence