There is many diseases that chickens can get: Marek's Disease, Laryngotracheitis, Newcastle/ Bronchitis, Coccidiosis, Bursal (Gumboro) and the Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE) and Fowl Pox Disease.
Marek's is a global problem of domestic chickens. It affects the nervous system, organs, and other tissues. There is no treatment for the infected. Vaccinate chickens as soon as possible.
Laryngotracheitis is an acute and highly contagious disease where gasping and spitting up blood happens. Choke to death. Vaccinate chickens at 4 weeks of age.
Newcastle/ Bronchitis affects the respiratory system and is highly fatal. Vaccinate chickens at 2 weeks and again 2 weeks later.
Coccidiosis is due to protozoon virus that remain dominant in the ground until the right host comes along---chickens. feed medicated feed or vaccinate and don't feed medicated feed.
Bursal (Gumboro) Vaccine helps chickens immune system. Vaccinate at 7 and 21 days of age.
Avian Encephalomyelitis (AE) and Fowl Pox Disease is where the hens pass neurological disorders and mortality off to there offspring. Vaccinate in the wing web.
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A elderly person having chicken pox puts that person at risk, its better to get chicken pox when you are a kid, so you are immunized. Also people who get chicken pox for the second time are at risk.
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People who are most at risk for gangrene are diabetics, those that have certain blood vessel diseases like atherosclerosis, or severe tissue trauma like frostbite. People with a surgical wound can also be at risk for developing gas gangrene.
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Yes, all diseases have risk factors.
increased risk of miscarriage and genetic diseases
Nothing everyone has the same risk
allergic reactions,risk of transmission of stds and infectious diseases.
To accurately assess the risk of inherited diseases, information on three generations, including health status and/or cause of death, usually is needed.
The phrase "risk factors" are used to describe how certain behaviors increase your risk of getting different diseases. People can reduce their odds of developing cardiovascular diseases, high blood pressure and diabetes through managing their diet, increasing activity and avoiding heavy use of alcohol.
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The most common diseases in the Philippines are diarrhea, diabetes, hypertension, pneumonia and bronchitis. Being in the Philippines has also the high risk catching infectious diseases dominant in Southeast Asia.