Swine lung disease is an acute or chronic infectious disease caused by Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae. It mainly affects the respiratory system of pigs. The treatment of this disease requires comprehensive consideration of the following aspects:

1. Diagnosis:
To confirm swine pneumonia, a detailed clinical examination of the sick pigs is required, including auscultation, palpation and chest X-ray examination.
If necessary, laboratory tests such as PCR tests can be conducted to confirm that the pathogen is Porcine Respiratory Mycoplasma.
2. Treatment Principles:
Early detection and treatment are the key to improving the cure rate.
The treatment should include symptomatic treatment and antibacterial treatment.
The infected pigs need to be isolated to prevent the spread of the disease.
3. Treatment Plan:
Symptomatic treatment: This includes maintaining the cleanliness and ventilation of the pigsty, reducing stress, providing sufficient clean water and electrolytes, and using antipyretic and analgesic drugs.
Antibacterial treatment: The commonly used drugs are antibiotics such as amoxicillin and cephalosporins. The dosage and duration of use should be adjusted according to the condition of the disease and the weight of the pigs.
Immunization: Vaccination is an important measure for controlling swine lung disease. Consider vaccinating with the swine mycoplasma pneumonia vaccine.
4. Management and Prevention:
Strengthen the feeding and management of the pig herd to enhance the resistance of the pigs.
Regularly conduct health checks on the newly introduced pigs to prevent the introduction of infectious sources.
Improve the environmental conditions of the pig houses, such as temperature, humidity and ventilation, in order to reduce the survival and spread of pathogens.
5. Control and Diffusion:
If an epidemic breaks out, immediate measures such as isolation, disinfection and emergency vaccination need to be taken to control the spread of the epidemic.
Notify the local animal health department and follow the relevant regulations for reporting and handling the situation.
6. Monitoring and Evaluation:
After the treatment, regular re-examinations of the sick pigs should be conducted to evaluate the treatment outcome.
Monitor the overall health condition of the pig herd, promptly identify and address any potential issues that may arise.
It should be noted that the specific treatment plan should be formulated based on the latest veterinary research and practical experience, and carried out under the guidance of professional veterinarians. When treating swine pleuropneumonia, local laws and regulations as well as veterinary drug usage norms should be followed.