Some diseases only affect animals, while some diseases can only affect people. Depending on the type of disease, there is a condition of transmission from humans to animals or animals to humans, as well as diseases that can be transmitted only among animals or only between humans. There are many virus -related diseases, especially in animals.
Screed disease, especially cows, sheep, cattle, goats such as cattle, such as a virus is a disease. The rare screed disease is a virus called screed. This disease, which is very quickly transmitted among animals and causes serious losses, affects the agricultural sector the most worldwide.
Screed disease caused by the Aphthovirus species of Picornaviridae family can affect some wild animals along with cattle. It is an infectious disease and is generally seen with wounds in the mouth and swelling in certain regions.
How does screed disease get infected?
Screed disease, which is a very infectious disease, is generally transmitted to animals through these paths:
- By air
- By direct contact
- With contaminated surfaces and equipment
- Movement between animals
- Infection with vectors
What are the symptoms of screed disease?
Symptoms of screed disease develop very quickly and are very prominent. Symptoms usually show itself in the following ways:
- Wounds in the mouth
- Wounds on the gums
- Anorexia
- High fever
- Salivary discharge
- Weakness
- Excessive slimming
- Swelling and wounds on the feet
- Damage to breasts
In humans, screed disease is very rare compared to animals because this disease is more specific to animals. This disease progresses at a very low risk in humans. Screed disease symptoms in human beings are as follows:
- Headache
- General weakness
- The formation of rashes in the body
- Small wounds or bubbles in the mouth
- Slight fire