BIOCHEMICAL INDICATORS OF BLOOD SERUM DURING THE TREATMENT OF POSTPARTUM ACUTE PURULENT-CATARRHAL ENDOMETRITIS IN COWS BY DIFFERENT METHODS

Abstract

In experiments on the treatment of acute purulent catarrhal endometritis in postpartum cows, oxytetrocycline 10 g + ASD-2 4 ml + tannin 1.5 ml + fish oil 50 ml + prepared emulsion in distilled water 35 ml intrauterine and penstrip -400-20 ml intramuscularly in normal amounts, improving blood and lymph circulation in the pathological focus, reducing inflammation, enhancing regeneration processes and reducing treatment time, as well as total serum protein by 11.8 % and albumin by 25 % and beta-globulin by 18.1 % and alpha globulin by 33 % and gamma globulin by 16.4 %.