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00:00Dr. Anuji, I am working as a scientist in the department of animal welfare at KVK, Rastakundapayi.

00:10There are some dangerous hemoprotozoal diseases caused by animals such as Gomar, Piddu, Jorigal.

00:22This disease is mainly caused by Tripanosomiasis.

00:26This disease is also known as Sarra.

00:29This disease is caused by the only animal living in the blood called Tripanosoma.

00:35This disease is also found in Buffaloes, Goats, Horses, Cows and Dogs.

00:40This disease occurs when Jorigal is given to sick animals and then given to healthy animals.

00:49Symptoms of this disease are fever, weak eyes,

01:00This is a sign of a white spot on the eyes.

01:05This can also be a sign of blinding vision.

01:08In some animals, this can be a sign of a low belly or a low stomach.

01:13These symptoms can lead to weak animals.

01:20For treatment, we have to inject diminosing acetylcholate into the eyes.

01:27To treat these symptoms, we have to inject diminosing acetylcholate into the eyes.

01:34To prevent bleeding, we have to use iron supplements through the mouth.

01:41Another important hemoprotozoal disease is Babesiosis.

01:47This disease is caused by the Babesia species in the red blood cell.

01:53Babesiosis is common in all types of mammals.

01:57In sick animals, the first symptom is severe fever.

02:01The fever can be as high as 106 to 107 degrees Fahrenheit.

02:06Coughing, dark brown color, urination, bleeding, weakness can be seen.

02:14In the next symptom, we have to look at the green camels.

02:17In hot animals, there is a possibility of pregnancy.

02:20In severely ill animals, there is a possibility of death in the first 14 hours.

02:26In sick animals, we have to inject diminosing acetylcholate into the eyes.

02:32To prevent bleeding, we have to use iron supplements through the mouth.

02:38Another symptom is Thyliasis.

02:41This symptom is common in the Sankara species.

02:46This disease is also common in sheep and goats.

02:51In humans, it is common in animals like malaria.

02:57In humans, it is common in animals like malaria.

03:02Thyliasis is common in red blood cells and lymphocytes in the blood.

03:11This disease is common in sheep and goats.

03:16In sick animals, the symptoms are severe fever, lymph nodes on the stomach, difficulty in breathing, and blood loss.

03:27White blood cells are destroyed, reducing the immune system of the animals.

03:33In the final stage, the animals become very weak and die.

03:38In sick animals, we have to inject Buparavacone into the eyes.

03:44In Thyliasis, we have to apply Rakshavac tea once every three years to prevent the disease.

03:54To prevent chemoprotozoal diseases, we have to remove the external organs from the animals.

04:03We have to mix 1 to 2 milliliters of Cypermethrin, Parmethrin, and Deltamethrin in 1 liter of water and apply it to the animals.

04:15After applying, we have to let the animals rest for 20 minutes and then bathe them.

04:22We should not kill the animals with our hands or feet.

04:32The eggs in the stomach may come out and grow on the animals.

04:41So, while killing the animals, we should not burn them or dip them in water.

04:48We can also inject this medicine into the shed.

04:52In the evening, we have to put smoke in the shed to prevent mosquitoes and eagles.

05:00If you see any symptoms of chemoprotozoal diseases, you should immediately consult a veterinarian.

05:07As I said earlier, if you follow the procedures prescribed by the veterinarian, you can improve the health of the animals.

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