Dexamethasone veterinary Anti-inflammatory & antipyretic-Byttara

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Dexamethasone one of the most effective anti inflammatory drugs non steroidal contains Dexamethasone for horses , cattle,camel, sheep, goat, dogs & cats antipyretic analgesic used for the treatment of colic in horses &,horse arthritis treatment of mastitis & primary ketosis in camel, cattle& goats inflammatory and allergic conditions in dogs & cats Let's know more about the product

Composition

Each 100ml Dexamethasone contains:

Features:

-It is a corticosteroid for Inhibiting the immune response by preventing the expansion of Capillaries, leukocytes, and phagocytes transporting to perform its function.
-Glucocorticoids (glucocorticoids) have an effect on Metabolism by increasing glucose synthesis.
-This compound contains the organic salt, a fluoro derivative.
-Methylprednisolone is a glucocorticoid
-Strong glucocorticoids with minimal activity
-Mineralocorticoids (mineralocorticoids).
– has an anti-inflammatory activity stronger than ten to twenty times that of prednisolone.

Indications:

For horses, cattle, pigs, dogs, and cats:
Treatment of inflammatory and allergic conditions.
cattle:
stimulate the birth process.
For the treatment of primary hematopoiesis (ketone bodies in the blood).
horses:
Treatment of arthritis, bursitis, and tenosynovitis.

Target animals:

Horses, cattle, pigs, dogs, and cats:

Dosage and method of use:

Dexamethasone is given by intravenous or intramuscular injection in horses.
Intramuscular injection in cattle, pigs, dogs, and cats.
The preparation can be injected into the joint in horses.

Treatment of inflammatory and allergic conditions:
horses, cattle and pigs: 1.5 ml / 50 kg live weight.
dogs and cats: 0.5 ml / 10 kg weight at a time

Treatment can be repeated once if necessary within 24-48 hours, and the injection site must be changed.
for the treatment of first cases of hemostasis ketone bodies in Blood: 1-2 ml/100 kg live by intramuscular injection.

stimulation of the birth process: to avoid increasing the size of the fetus and swelling Oedema of the udder.
Single dose intramuscularly 2 ml / 100 kg of live body after day 290 of pregnancy.
In the event that a natural birth does not occur within 48-72 hours, Dosage can be repeated

Treatment of arthritis, bursitis, and tenosynovitis
Tendons: by intra-articular injection in horses: 1-5 ml.
This quantity is not specified, but it is for guidance only, and the injection is done
In the favorite or bags after removing an amount of synovial fluid articulated) is equivalent to the amount prepared for injection, following procedures of Strict sterilization.

Precautions and Warnings:

-The use of the preparation may cause lameness in horses, so it should be observed the animal during the treatment period
-The preparation should be used with extreme caution during treatment for Animals with a weakened immune system.
-When treating a group of animals, the syringe tooth must not be replaced
-Draw the lotion to avoid excessive holes in the stopper
-The maximum number of holes should be limited to 50 holes
-After the injection into the joint, the movement of the joint must be limited for some time
-A month and no joint surgery should be performed within eight days
Weeks of joint injection.
-Do not use it in newborn domestic animals because it contains benzyl alcohol as a preservative.

contraindications

– animals with the distress of diabetes, renal insufficiency, myocardial insufficiency, excessive adrenal cortex, and osteoporosis.
-viral infections during the spread of virus
-With blood or fungal infections of organs.
– animals suffering from peptic ulcers
-And corneal ulcers or demodicosis.
-by injection in case of fractures or infection
-Bacterial joint or bone necrosis.
– hypersensitivity to the substance active ingredients, corticosteroids, or any of the ingredients in the preparation
– during the last two weeks of pregnancy.

side effects:

polydipsia, polyuria, excessive drinking of water, hypokalemia, Calcification, immunosuppression, delayed wound healing, systemic ulcers Gastrointestinal: Decreased milk production in lactating cows , and Hepatomegaly