Can any of the pigs with African classical swine fever survive?

This year due to the impact of African swine fever, pork prices around the rise, many farmers are also affected by a lot of impact. In this regard, there are many people want to know African swine fever pigs can survive? Can pig farms continue to raise pigs?

Do pigs with African swine fever survive?

Pigs infected with African swine fever cannot survive, because if they do not die of disease, they may die due to comprehensive culling to control the development of the epidemic.

Can pig farms that have African swine fever continue to raise pigs?

In theory, pigs can continue to be raised. The blockade can be lifted without problems in 42 days of detection in African swine fever epidemic areas, that is to say, African swine fever can be completely eliminated. So pig farms infected with African swine fever can be said to be able to raise pigs after 42 days.

In addition, due to the natural incubation period of African swine fever infection of 5-9 days, the body temperature rises to 41 degrees at the time of onset; depression, loss of appetite, difficulty breathing. In ears, nose, armpits, abdomen, perineum, tail, feet hairless parts of the purple spots were clearly demarcated, ears purple spots often swollen, especially in the legs and abdominal wall skin visible to the naked eye. These external symptoms are very similar to classical swine fever. Therefore, farmers must pay attention.