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L ,,•ymptc ms of erysipelas
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standing away from the rest of
the pigs. and lying down; This
ointld easily confuse erysipelas
with „ilier diseases but farmers
can train th.eir eyes to notice two
types: "diamond skin" disease
and the, ehroni4,,' form which •
uses arthritis.
"Diamond skia'" is the acute
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VACCINATION OF PIGS
PREVENTS ERYSIPELAS
Vaccinate beturehand;
Cheaper than treating erysipelas,
warns Swine Disease Consultant,
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type. Two or three • days after
exposure to erysipelas bacteria;
bacteria, one-to two-inch wide
welts break out on the jowls,
sides, and neck, On a dark,
haired pig, a farmer can feel
these as hard bumps it he runs
his hands down the pig's sides.
For mild eases. the pink welts
will uSthiilly disappear within a
few days; However, the color of
these welts will change from
pink to redciii-di purple -on more
severely afflicted hogs; even
their r411.4 and legS will darken
color. This animal may the or
shed thick patches of dead skin,
Such all animal will be complet,
sly off teed.
ChrOni.c erysipela.s .is a Ere-
quont cause of carcass condein
lion at market. IL slows the circu-
latory system, sWells L,ile joints,
and cnuses arthritis. Laloeness,
of course, is a visible symptom.
Peed consumption is lowered and
the growth rate is not usually
normal, Chronic, erysipelas is
sometimes a sequel
"diamond skin type',
Erysipelas can kill. some 0
your • la st breeding- stock. uit!
only short notice., cautions, Di
Oliver, Why lake the. chance o
ever having it in your herd'
Vaccinate the sows twice 0 yi u.
vaccinate market pigs at '1.0 to 1
wookS of age. Consult your lout
veterinarian for the best type
vaccine to use, and buy only vat
dilated .stock. Isolate newstrewn
for• at least 30 days, •
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around victim's Mouth Mid
BLOW IN. The vraittits
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OPEN victim's mouth.
PULL lower jaw to jut
position. PINCH hOstrilt
shut to prevent air leakage..
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pressure en forehead,
REMOVE your Mouth
RELEASE victim's nostrils.
• LISTEN for ;lir to come out
of victim's itmcjs. LOOK for
the fall of the victim's
chest PINCH NOSTRILS
AND BLOW IN AGAIN.
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TURN VICTIM FACE UP.
RAISE neck with one hand
and TILT head fully hack
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• REPEAT steps 3 and 4 continuously, IP AIR PASSAGES ARE NOT OPEN: CHECK neck and
head positions, CLEAR mouth and throat: of foreign substances.
Start immediately. Don't give up. Send someone for a doctor.
• For infants and children, cover entire mouth and nose with your mouth. Use small puffs of
• air about 20 times per minute.
• Apply rescue breathing if case of DROWNING, CHOKING, ELECTRIC SHOCK,
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