The first stage:

The quail flicks his nose and clears the nasal fluid, which is not a good sign. This is the first stage. The medicine should be administered early to relieve the symptoms.

What kind of medicine is good? It is best to use antipyretic medicine, which can relieve symptoms.

Quails do not have sweat glands. We do not make the quails sweat, but dilate the capillaries in the quail's epidermis. The accelerated blood flow can take away the heat and reduce the fever.

The second stage:

Ophthalmia and sinusitis are very serious. Swollen eye circles, elongated eyes, sometimes triangular or rectangular, swollen eyes, swollen infraorbital sinus, varying degrees of sinusitis, swollen face, swollen infraorbital sinus, etc.

The third stage:

Coughing, head shaking, and snoring. This means there must be secretions in the trachea or exudates or secretions in the air sacs. At this stage, antiviral drugs + airsacculitis drugs should be administered.

The fourth stage:

Strange screams. It seems that the group is in good spirits, but suddenly someone will hear a loud and strange scream, and you can’t tell if you look closely. Which one, with such a strange cry, the trachea must be blocked.

If strange noises occur only during the autopsy, even if a blocked trachea is found, medicine to treat bronchial obstruction must be added immediately.

The fifth stage:

High depression, lethargy with eyes closed, snoring and wheezing, We call it lethargy. If it is more serious, it is called lethargy, and if it is more serious, it is called deep sleep. He was very close to death and had no therapeutic value.

Clinically, treatment must be done in the first four stages, otherwise once it enters the fifth stage, it will be difficult to control.

Stage six:

Death from septicemia. Clinically, it is necessary to accurately administer drugs according to the first four stages of clinical onset to reduce losses.