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Laryngotracheitis

Around the world, outbreaks of the respiratory disease infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT) herpesvirus continue to affect hens. ILT outbreaks are sporadic and can affect any type of bird, including broilers, heavy breeders, hobby, game chickens, and commercial laying hens. Where there are vast numbers of uninformed, unvaccinated birds, these ILT epidemics frequently occur.

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Why is there a lump in throat followed by dry cough?

Query: Hello doctor, There is a lump in throat under the chin, lump on left side of the neck and lump on the left shoulder. Followed by headaches, voice hoarseness, and dry irritation cough. I am a female of 32 years.  Read Full »

Dr. Albana Greca

Dr. Albana Greca

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Lumps in the throat under the chin associated with headaches, voice hoarseness, and dry irritation cough are due to acute infection of the throat, most probably laryngotracheitis. I highly recommend consulting with ENT specialist to rule out infectious mononucleosis....  Read Full »

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