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Hindi New approach to impact saliva medicinal leech in the treatment of livestock diseases
Saeed Safavi Pour
Islamic Azad University, Iran
: J Regen Med
Abstract
Saliva Medical leeches such as Hirudo medicinalis and Hirudo Orientalis are commonly used in Hirudotherapy. This natural product contains more than 100 active substances with various therapeutic effects, including anticoagulants, vasodilators, and vascular antiobstruction, anti-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory properties. Recently, leeches have been successfully used in veterinary medicine for the treatment of many animal diseases, especially dogs, cats and horses. The most common symptom for the use of leeches in dysplasia (abnormal cells) of the hip and elbow, chronic and acute arthritis, diseases associated with swelling of the tandems, ligaments, connective tissues, vertebral diseases and wound healing. Leech Therapy is a painless method that lasts about 30 to 120 minutes, depending on the size of the animal. All leeches used in this medical procedure should originate from registered farms only. Maintaining sterile conditions for the cultivation, transfer and maintenance of medical leeches is very important to protect animals from microbial infection. Leech therapies are widely used in European veterinary medicine, especially when traditional and common treatments are not effective, the effect of treatment is very slow, or after surgery, when the tissues may have venous congestion. But in Iran this category is still not used and given the high production potential of animal and organic products in human nutrition, traditional treatment of livestock will have a special place. Leech therapy is relatively inexpensive and safe, and often when leishmaniasis fails, the leech is the best solution. Given that in most livestock farms in the country, the cost of treating a trap is daily 30% of monthly production. This is a very high cost for the producer, so, with the spread of leeches in animal diseases, it is expected that the cost of a cassette producer can be reduced by reducing the consumption of commonly used chemical drugs.
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