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TRICHOMONIASIS AND ANAEROBIC UTERINE MICROBES IN
REPEAT BREEDING CATTLE . A PRELIMINARY REPORT
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presence of trichomonads was confirmed by culture of trichomonads in
Tobies diphasic medium. Uteri were flushed using foley cathete's with ringus
lactate and the flush recovered was subjected to bacterial culture 11 and 14
samples revealed the presence of aerobic and anaerobic whereas 43
samples were bacterially sterile. Metronidazole at the rate of 500m9 in ddw
was administered l/U for 5 days from the day of estrus to 5 cows each
showing trichomonads (Group l) and anaerobic microbes (Group ll) whereas
Tinidazole was administered at the rate of 200 mg l/U for 5 days to 4
(Group tll) and 9 (Group lV) cases showing trichomonads and anaerobic
bacteria. Samples o{ cervical mucus were again taken in subsequent estrus
and those showing trichomonads were inseminated with frozen sem.en. The
over all conception rates (1-2 services) were 45.5a/",50o/o,54.83% and 8.6%
in Group l,ll,lll and lV respectively. The tichomonads disappeared early with
the tridanizol treatment (Group lll) and the study proved that the imidazole
derivatives can be used for the treatment. of trichomoniasis and anaerobic
uterine infections of repeat breeding caltle.
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6S. FERTILITY IN REPEAT BREEDER CROSSBED COW$.

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P. Kumar, G. P. Roy, A. P. Singh, K. trl. Prasad, R. B. Singh and M. H. Akhtdr

Deptt. of A.G.R.O.,B.V.C.,Patna - 14
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To asses the potential benefit to fertility from prostaglandin F, allpha

(PGF2), gondatropin relasing hormone (GnRH), progesterone administration
and cohventional therapy with the mineral mixture to repeat breeder cbws
managed in traditional husbandry condition in and around, Patna, Bihar, a

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