Is there a cure for pseudorabies?

When I went to feed this morning, I found that a piglet of about 40 days old was basically confirmed to be a pseudo-rabid dog. I would like to ask you for advice. Is there any way to treat this disease? -- this disease has no therapeutic value to be eliminated.-- agree. Pay attention to the epidemic prevention work in the future-pseudo-rabid dogs? It would be nice to post some pictures-- I got a little methylamine 6 + dexamethasone, but it's not obvious. Can emergency vaccination save it?-- Piglet suggests interferon. Can be urgently vaccinated pseudorabies genetically engineered live vaccine. It is suggested that the prevention and treatment effect of nasal drops is better at the age of 0-3 days. If such a big pig cannot live with pseudorabies and basically the whole litter dies, it is urgent, otherwise it is not. The mortality rate of more than 50 jin is small, vaccinating those who suffer from the disease and those in the same nest. How do you judge pseudorabies? -- try salvia miltiorrhiza and sodium xanthamine and brain-fixing drugs-- indirect convulsions all over the body, and there seems to be saliva coming out of my mouth to ask questions. I measured more than 41 degrees. If you don't eat, your eyes are still a little red, so you feel like you're crazy-- it's important to prevent the epidemic, and it's of little value to cure it-- just the symptoms described by the landlord. Pseudorabies can only be used as a suspected object, and the treatment results can be used as a reference, but not as a diagnostic basis for pigs of this age, showing such symptoms, do not ignore the possibility of bacterial diseases such as streptococci, if it is determined to be pseudorabies dogs, emergency immune choice of different vaccines for different pig herds and differences in the period and degree of infection will have different effects, but as long as it is not particularly serious. The possibility of total annihilation is not high.