therapeutic efficacy of av/utl/17 in cases of post-partum gynaecological disorders in cows: a field study
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Abstract
Cross bred cows with the history of retained placenta (n=5), endometritis (n=5) and two of postpartum anestrus (n=2), were presented at Veterinary Hospital, Darang, (H.P.), India. The animals were treated with the polyherbal uterine tonic, restorative and ecbolic coded product AV/UTL/17. 83.33% recovery was recorded in this case study which reveals that the administration of herbal uterine tonic preparation is helpful in the treatment of reproductive disorders viz. retained placenta, post partum anestrus and endometritis in cows. [Veterinary World 2010; 3(12.000): 544-545]
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| Authors | ;Rajiv Walia1;K.Ravikanth2;Shivi Maini2 and Divesh Sood2 |
| Journal | The journal of sexual medicine |
| Year | 2010 |
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