Is the child always nosebleed?

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Canine distemper is a highly contagious and fatal infectious disease caused by canine distemper virus. The occurrence of this disease does not depend on the dog's age and sex, but mainly occurs in 3-12 months old puppies. Purebred dogs and police dogs are more susceptible than native dogs, and have serious disease reaction and high mortality.

Is the child always nosebleed?

Catarrhal type: this disease type is very common, the sick dog performance for sneezing, sometimes cough, conjunctival pale, serous or mucosal conjunctivitis, anorexia, sometimes mild diarrhea. Later, it was respiratory tract type, which aggravated the symptoms.

In addition to the original pharyngitis, there will be laryngitis, respiratory tract mucosal infection, bronchitis. Auscultation has rales, percussion consolidation (voiced). Nasal secretions were purulent, yellowish green. The sick dog had difficulty breathing and gasped.

Eczema type: normal or high temperature (39.4 ℃). In the chest, abdomen, legs inside, armpit and other hair less parts of the skin appear purulent herpes. At first, erythema appears on the skin, followed by yellowish green blisters, which form pustules. After the abscess is broken, white spots appear.

matters needing attention

It can be treated with dog trace RE Xue Qing combined with antibiotics. After clinical symptoms appeared, canine distemper blood serum was injected subcutaneously from behind muscle. Symptomatic comprehensive therapy, the application of antiviral drugs, antibiotics and immunopotentiator therapy. VB1, c0a, cytochrome CTP and other necessary nutrients should be added to the seriously ill dogs to restore the tissue and nerve function of the sick dogs. The most fundamental prevention and treatment method is immunization with canine distemper vaccine. The first time was after weaning, after 3-4 months of age, two more vaccinations, with an interval of two weeks.