Thoughts on diagnosis of Pig Disease

Diagnostic ideas of swine disease 1. Sows without clinical symptoms occurred abortion, stillbirth, weak fetus disease ⑴ parvovirus disease, ⑵ pig infectious dead wood fetus virus disease, ⑶ pseudorabies disease, ⑷ chlamydia disease, ⑸ reproductive disorders of classical swine fever, ⑹ swine B encephalitis. two。 Abortion, stillbirth, weak fetus and clinical symptoms of sows ⑴ pig reproductive and respiratory syndrome, ⑵ brucellosis, ⑶ leptospirosis, ⑷ porcine toxoplasmosis, ⑸ porcine circovirus disease, ⑹ metabolic disease. 3. Swine infectious diseases such as ⑴ anthrax, ⑵ streptococcosis, ⑶ salmonellosis, ⑷ clostridium disease, ⑸ porcine erysipelas, ⑹ porcine circovirus and ⑺ pneumococcosis showed splenomegaly. 4. Pig diseases with anemia and jaundice: ⑴ porcine eperythrozoonosis, ⑵ leptospirosis, ⑶ porcine bursal disease, ⑷ biliary ascariasis, ⑸ newborn piglet hemolytic disease, ⑹ iron and copper deficiency, ⑺ piglet pallor syndrome, ⑻ pig xanthosis, ⑼ selenium deficiency hepatopathy. 5. Diseases with changes in pig urine: ⑴ mycobacterium disease (urine blood), ⑵ leptospirosis (urine blood), ⑶ bladder stone (urine blood), ⑷ pig eperythrozoonosis (dark brown urine), ⑸ newborn piglet hemolytic disease (dark red urine), ⑹ pig bursal disease (dark urine color). 6. ⑴ swine fever, ⑵ pseudorabies, ⑶ streptococcosis, ⑷ piglet hypoglycemia, ⑸ chlamydia and ⑹ porcine eperythrozoonosis were found in pig kidneys. 7. Swine infectious diseases with low body temperature, such as ⑴ swine edema disease, ⑵ porcine asthma, ⑶ tetanus and ⑷ paratuberculosis. 8. Porcine pleuropneumonia and peritonitis diseases ⑴ porcine infectious pleurisy, ⑵ porcine streptococcosis, ⑶ porcine nasal mycoplasmal serositis and arthritis, ⑷ parasuis, ⑸ chlamydia, ⑹ chronic pasteurellosis. 9. Pig liver showed necrotic foci: pseudorabies of ⑴ pigs (gray-white necrotic foci of needle tips), ⑵ salmonellosis (gray-white necrotic foci of needle tips), yellow dysentery of ⑶ piglets, listeriosis of ⑷, toxoplasmosis of ⑸ pigs (necrotic foci of different sizes), tuberculosis of ⑹ pigs. 10. Swine diseases with arthritis or joint enlargement ⑴ porcine streptococcosis, ⑵ porcine erysipelas, ⑶ porcine chlamydia, ⑷ porcine nasal mycoplasma serositis and arthritis, ⑸ parasuis, ⑹ porcine infectious pleuropneumonia, ⑺ porcine Japanese encephalitis, ⑻ chronic pasteurellosis, ⑼ porcine synovial mycoplasmal arthritis, ⑽ rheumatoid arthritis. 11. ⑴ swine eperythrozoonosis, ⑵ leptospirosis, ⑶ clostridium disease (Clostridium norvegicum), ⑷ aflatoxin poisoning, ⑸ selenium deficiency hepatopathy, ⑹ metal poisoning, ⑺ piglet hypoglycemia, ⑻ swine hepatitis E were caused by liver degeneration and yellow staining. twelve。 Diseases that cause swine orchitis swelling or inflammation: ⑴ brucellosis, ⑵ swine encephalitis B, ⑶ chlamydia, ⑷ anthrax. 13. ⑴ swine fever, ⑵ porcine lung disease, ⑶ porcine erysipelas, ⑷ porcine toxoplasmosis, ⑸ porcine infectious pleuropneumonia, ⑹ porcine salmonellosis, ⑺ porcine streptococcosis, ⑻ porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, ⑼ porcine eperythrozoonosis, ⑽ chlamydia disease, ⑾ pig photosensitivity, ⑿ virus erythroderma, ⒀ nitrite poisoning. 14. The infectious diseases of ⑴ swine fever, ⑵ swine dysentery and ⑶ piglet paratyphoid fever were found in pig autopsy. 15. Infectious diseases causing inflammation of small intestine and gastric mucosa in pigs: ⑴ epidemic diarrhea, ⑵ transmissible gastroenteritis, ⑶ rotavirus disease, ⑷ piglet yellow dysentery, ⑸ porcine streptococcosis, ⑹ porcine erysipelas. 16. Porcine autopsy revealed ⑴ porcine circovirus disease, ⑵ porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, ⑶ porcine toxoplasmosis and ⑷ porcine chlamydia. 17. Porcine normal blood cell values ⑴ HB:13.1, ⑵ RBC:800, ⑶ WBC:9000-20000. 18. Swine auricle thickening or swelling disease ⑴ pig photosensitivity, ⑵ porcine dermatitis nephrotic syndrome, ⑶ porcine actinomycosis. 19. Common pathogens and causes of respiratory symptoms in unweaned piglets: ⑴ porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, ⑵ mycoplasma, ⑶ streptococcosis, ⑷ Klebsiella, ⑸ parasuis, ⑹ pasteurellosis, ⑺ iron deficiency anemia. 20. The causes of pig foot cleft were caused by ⑴ biotin deficiency, ⑵ feeding raw protein feed, rough ⑶ floor, ⑷ selenium poisoning and some mycotoxins in ⑸. 21. The cause of skeletal muscle degeneration and whitening in pigs ⑴ malignant foot-and-mouth disease: when adult pigs suffer from malignant foot-and-mouth disease, skeletal muscle degeneration is whitish and yellowish, while oral and hoof changes are not obvious. Young pigs with foot-and-mouth disease mainly show myocarditis and gastroenteritis. ⑵ stress syndrome: muscle meristem degeneration is white. Selenium deficiency in ⑶ pigs: White myopathy usually occurs in piglets (mainly within one month), liver necrosis and mulberry heart occur in about two months. Myoglobinuria in ⑷ pigs: degeneration and swelling of skeletal muscle and myocardium. twenty-two。 Transmissible encephalomyelitis of ⑴ pigs, coagulated encephalomyelitis of ⑵ pigs, ⑶ porcine rabies, ⑷ porcine pseudorabies, ⑸ porcine Japanese encephalitis, ⑹ porcine encephalomyelitis, ⑺ tetanus, ⑻ porcine streptococcosis, ⑼ porcine listeriosis, ⑽ swine edema disease, vitamin A deficiency of ⑾ pigs, hypoglycemia of ⑿ piglets, some toxic diseases of ⒀, congenital tremor of ⒁ piglets. 23. Swine diseases with respiratory symptoms ⑴ swine influenza, ⑵ porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, ⑶ porcine circovirus disease, ⑷ porcine pseudorabies, ⑸ atrophic rhinitis, ⑹ porcine pasteurellosis, ⑺ porcine infectious pleuropneumonia, ⑻ asthma, ⑼ chlamydia, ⑽ Klebsiella, ⑾ porcine toxoplasmosis, ⑿ pulmonary filariasis. 24. Swine diseases with digestive tract symptoms: ⑴ porcine colibacillosis, ⑵ porcine salmonellosis, ⑶ porcine dysentery, ⑷ campylobacter diarrhea, ⑸ Yersinia colitis, ⑹ epidemic diarrhea, ⑺ porcine transmissible gastroenteritis, ⑻ rotavirus diarrhea, ⑼ pig-bovine mucosal disease, ⑽ pouch ciliosis, ⑾ piglet baculosis, ⑿ other swine fever, porcine pasteurellosis, porcine pseudorabies, streptococcosis, chlamydia, Porcine eperythrozoonosis and porcine circovirus disease also have symptoms of diarrhea. -- instructive. Thank you for summing up so well-- such things are sent up a lot. -- Thank you for your study.