Diagnosis and Treatment of a Case of Avian Influenza Co-Infected with Mycoplasmosis

2026-06-05


At a farm in Zhejiang, 6,000 Xianju chickens, 110 days old, are exhibiting clinical signs including green feces, facial swelling, and respiratory symptoms such as snoring, nasal discharge, and head-shaking. Some birds have tears or bubbles in their eyes. Feed intake has decreased.

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Diagnosis: Avian influenza complicated by mycoplasmosis.

Medication: Mix Banqing Granules at 250 jin per bag with Ruizhiqing at 300 jin per bag, Kekexi at 200 jin per bag, and sodium sulfamethoxypyridazine at 200 jin per bag, administering each separately in the drinking water for 4 consecutive days.

Follow-up: The large flock has largely returned to normal, with reduced respiratory issues and increased feed intake. Subsequently, an additional day of medication was administered, and the flock fully recovered.

 Compound Sodium Sulfamonomethoxine Powder

 Doxycycline Hydrochloride Soluble Powder (Kekexi) 100 g

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