What is African swine fever (ASF), and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?

It is a viral infection with high lethality and a transboundary animal disease. It presents with high fever, haemorrhagic skin patches and acute death. The treatment direction is that no widely available effective vaccine exists in most regions at present 【Verification note: no fixed figure should be given for this item — vaccine development and regional approval status change rapidly and vary by region, so the latest announcement of the local competent authority must be followed】, with culling-based disease control as the main measure. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.

What is classical swine fever, and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?

It is a viral infection. It presents with fever, diarrhoea and neurological signs. The treatment direction is that a vaccine is available in some regions, subject to local policy. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.

What is foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?

It is a viral infection that can cross-infect cattle, sheep, pigs and other cloven-hoofed animals. It presents with vesicles on the mouth, snout and hooves, lameness and salivation. The treatment direction is that it is handled according to local policy and is a major transboundary animal disease. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.

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Pigs｜10 Common Diseases (cause → signs → examination → treatment direction → prevention) | Evidence chain

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What is African swine fever (ASF), and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?: It is a viral infection with high lethality and a transboundary animal disease. It presents with high fever, haemorrhagic skin patches and acute death. The treatment direction is that no widely available effective vaccine exists in most regions at present 【Verification note: no fixed figure should be given for this item — vaccine development and regional approval status change rapidly and vary by region, so the latest announcement of the local competent authority must be followed】, with culling-based disease control as the main measure. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.
What is classical swine fever, and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?: It is a viral infection. It presents with fever, diarrhoea and neurological signs. The treatment direction is that a vaccine is available in some regions, subject to local policy. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.
What is foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), and what should send you to a veterinarian at once?: It is a viral infection that can cross-infect cattle, sheep, pigs and other cloven-hoofed animals. It presents with vesicles on the mouth, snout and hooves, lameness and salivation. The treatment direction is that it is handled according to local policy and is a major transboundary animal disease. This row belongs to the group that the source chapter treats as needing prompt handling; the actual judgement still rests with a veterinarian assessing the individual case, and no drug names or doses are given here.

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