陆龟感冒肺炎治疗实例（A cold case of treatment of pneumonia）.docVIP

陆龟感冒肺炎治疗实例（A cold case of treatment of pneumonia） Tortoise colds, pneumonia: The early symptoms of colds, runny nose, sneezing, nose bubble, obvious than usual sleep time is long, often with their eyes, rub appetite or antifeedant etc.. In fact, a cold is not a serious illness, but if you ignore it, it may lead to chronic or acute pneumonia, but also easy to be complicated with stomatitis. Cold or pneumonia often transmitted by air, if you have been ruled out by air tortoises spread of infection (i.e. feeding group tortoises no one infected with the virus), then at least to control the following requirements, in order to make the possibility of infection to a minimum: 1., more dust environment (also easy to cause eye or pneumonia) 2. foreign body parasitic or blocked in the nostrils 3. improper temperature or humidity 4., the temperature difference between day and night is too large 5. lack of sun and wet environment 6. too crowded 7. malnutrition 8. lack of vitamin A, C 9. ventilation is poor (also easy to cause pneumonia) 10. infected by humans Prevention of colds 1. make sure your vitamins are plentiful Foods such as dandelion leaves, kale, pumpkin and carrots can be fed with high vitamin foods and can be supplemented with commercially available vitamin supplements if they are not available. The daily food slowly transformed into natural food to help health tortoise. Humans, who eat large amounts of vegetables that can be readily available, also do harm to them. The tortoise will spend a lot of time foraging in the field every day, and they find food for their body needs nutrition, they can through the foraging process get enough exercise, but in artificial rearing environment, they are easy to obtain and supply large amounts of food every day, they dont have to time spent foraging, natural movement decreased, resulting in a slow slow The new supersedes the old., will make The new supersedes the old., eat nutrition is difficult to fully absorb the nutrients, and