Pigs and cattle use streptomycin to prevent allergy

Some pigs and cattle will have an allergic reaction after using streptomycin, and if the rescue is not timely or unreasonable, it will cause death as well as penicillin allergy. Therefore, pigs and cattle using streptomycin should not be taken lightly, after the use of medicine should pay attention to careful observation, and prepare for first aid.

Most of the allergies to streptomycin in pigs and cattle are acute. At the first medication, the allergic reaction occurred slightly slowly, showing symptoms in about 10 to 15 minutes, while in the second medication, the allergic reaction occurred faster, and the symptoms could be shown in about 5 minutes. The main symptoms are: shivering all over the body of pigs and cattle, extreme difficulty in breathing, sudden fall to the ground, paroxysmal convulsions, visible mucosal cyanosis, slow response.

Pig and cow allergy relief method: intravenous injection of 10% calcium gluconate injection, 50 ml for each pig and 200 ml for each cow, or intramuscular injection of chlorpheniramine injection, 1 ml for each pig and 5 ml for each cow.