Sheep pox
Sheep pox (Qrf) is a purulent inflammation on the skin of sheep after they are infected with the pox virus, which is then transmitted to humans, causing purulent inflammation on the human skin.
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Site of disease:
skin -
Infectious :
Contagious -
Frequent population:
Common among shepherds, veterinarians and butchers... -
Related symptoms:
maculopapular rash erythema multiforme rash pustules crusts local lymphadenopathy -
Concurrent disease:
Related Drugs
Formal violet solution
Indication: Use with caution when there are ulcerative lesions on the face, otherwise it may cause skin discoloration. When treating thrush, only apply the medicine to the affected area. If the solution is swallowed, it may cause esophagitis and laryngitis. It is not advisable to seal the bag after applying the medicine. It is not suitable for large areas of damaged skin. This product should not be used for a long time. When applying the medicine to the breast of lactating women, prevent the baby from inhaling it through the mouth. When treating oral candidiasis in infants, the baby should be temporarily turned face down after applying the medicine to avoid the possibility of swallowing the medicine.
Manufacturer:
Tiansheng Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd.
Related Ingredients
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Basic Violet 1 list
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