Overview on Lumpy Disease: Pathogenesis, Sign and Symptoms, Risk Factor, and Treatment

Sabafarin H. Shaikh; Rohini A.Satdive; Shweta C. Rajput; Snehal S.Rathod; Anjali S.Pawar; Prachi S. Akolkar; Sushmita Chavan

doi:10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i02.17977

Overview on Lumpy Disease: Pathogenesis, Sign and Symptoms, Risk Factor, and Treatment

Author(s)	Sabafarin H. Shaikh, Rohini A.Satdive, Shweta C. Rajput, Snehal S.Rathod, Anjali S.Pawar, Prachi S. Akolkar, Sushmita Chavan
Country	India
Abstract	The lumpy diseases is an infectious disease. It is caused by viruses (LSDV) of the family Capripoxvirus.An investigation on the risk variables linked to the proliferation of LSD in Ethiopia has been conducted through a cross-sectional questionnaire-based study LSD virus,virus has been detected in stomoxy calcitrans and Anopheles stephens. virus can survive in necrotic skin for about 33 days and remains viable for at least 18 days in air-dried skin lesions at room temperature. The virus has been reported to persist in necrotic skin nodules for up to 33 days or longer, in dried crusts for up to 35 days and at least 18 days in air-dried hides.LSD has gross lesions that are well-described. Skin nodules are typically elevated, hard, and spherical in shape, however some might fuse together to form enormous, uneven plaques with defined boundaries. Biphasic fever, a clinical symptom of LSD, is characterised by two episodes of fever that develop after a varying incubation period of 4–12 days (typically 7 days). The affected animals' body temperature rises to 40–41.5°C, and this can last for at least 6–72 hours and, in exceptional cases, up to 10 days.To guarantee sufficient defence against LSD, susceptible adult cattle should receive a yearly vaccination.To reduce the possibility of the disease spreading by vectors, cattle should get routine treatments with insect repellents. While not completely effective, this method can lower the likelihood of transmission..The first report of LSD's clinical symptoms was published in Zambia (Morris 1931 ) The affected animals displayed symptoms of nasal discharge, emaciation, necrotic plaques in the mouth and nose mucous membranes, and excessive salivation. The most popular technique for diagnosis is full-thickness skin biopsies or scabs with electron microscopy showing the presence of characteristic capripox virions.To identify the antigens, techniques such as ELISA, PCR, and viral neutralization test procedures are helpful. Doctors may administer vitamin injections, anti-inflammatory drugs, or antibiotics to treat secondary bacterial infection fever and inflammation.needed a full recuperation period of six months A27L, L1R, and a combination of the two LSDV antigens were included in the development of three vaccines. Insect repellents, disinfectant cleaning, proper disposal of contaminated areas, and awareness-raising are examples of preventive approaches.The economic impact of LSD was caused by both direct consequences, like control expenses, and indirect ones, including milk loss, mortality loss, and draft power loss.
Keywords	lumpy disease, LSDV, Capripoxvirus.
Field	Medical / Pharmacy
Published In	Volume 6, Issue 2, March-April 2024
Published On	2024-04-22
Cite This	Overview on Lumpy Disease: Pathogenesis, Sign and Symptoms, Risk Factor, and Treatment - Sabafarin H. Shaikh, Rohini A.Satdive, Shweta C. Rajput, Snehal S.Rathod, Anjali S.Pawar, Prachi S. Akolkar, Sushmita Chavan - IJFMR Volume 6, Issue 2, March-April 2024. DOI 10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i02.17977
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i02.17977
Short DOI	https://doi.org/gtrss7

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