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Contagious equine metritis

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Signs in mares appear ten to fourteen days after breeding to an infected or carrier stallion. A gray to creamy vulvar discharge mats the hair of the buttocks and tail, although in many cases, the discharge is absent and the infection is not apparent. Most mares recover spontaneously, although many
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is susceptible to most antibiotics, although the carrier state in mares is difficult to eliminate. Most mares with acute endometritis recover spontaneously. Recommended therapy is to infuse the uterus with an antibiotic such as
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Contagious Equine Metritis article at the Veterinary Laboratories Agency, an Executive Agency of the United Kingdom Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
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become carriers. Infected mares are usually infertile during the acute illness. However, the infertility only lasts a few weeks, after which pregnancy is possible.
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Timoney, PJ (May 2011). "Horse species symposium: contagious equine metritis: an insidious threat to the horse breeding industry in the United States".
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Stallions do not show signs of infection. The first indication of the carrier state is lack of pregnancy in the mares covered by the stallion.
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bacteria and spread through sexual contact. The disease was first reported in 1977, and has since been reported worldwide.
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It is relatively easy to eliminate the carrier state in stallions using local disinfectant. With the
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Sugimoto, Chihiro; Isayama, Yasuro; Sakazaki, Riichi; Kuramochi, Shigehiko (May 1983). "Transfer of
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but in both cases, the diseases were quickly eradicated. In 2008, a
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Blood tests for mares are available for detecting antibodies to
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stallion standing at stud in Kentucky was found to be carrying
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Snider, TA (August 2015). "Reproductive disorders in horses".
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The Veterinary Clinics of North America. Equine Practice
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from all accessible sites. In mares, this includes the
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dropped and the glans extended from the foreskin, the
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Index

metritis
horses
sexually transmitted infection
equine venereal disease
genital tract of horses
Taylorella equigenitalis
bacterial culture
endometrium
cervix
clitoral fossa
sinuses
prepuce
urethral fossa
urethra
pre-ejaculatory fluid
penicillin
stallion's penis
shaft of the penis
urethral fossa
horse breeding
England
Australia
United States
Kentucky
Europe
Missouri
Quarter Horse
doi
10.1016/j.cveq.2015.04.011
PMID

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