thin ewes or very over-conditioned ewes and ewes carrying multiple pregnanciesare more likely to develop pregnancy toxemia (ketosis). pregnancy toxemia is a metabolic disorder characterized by hypoglycemia and hyperketonemia resulting from incapacity of the ewes to maintain adequate energy balance (usually in the last 5-6 weeks).available information about pregnancy toxemia focuses mainly on pa...

four fat-tailed ewes from an indoor flock (n=40) were examined for recumbency and depressive nervoussigns. they were from a seemingly nonpregnant group of the flock that had been diagnosed bytransabdominal ultrasonography. the ration consisted of mainly wheat straw since their separation from thepregnant group. detection of pregnancy on abdominal palpation along with depressive nervous signs an...

Thin ewes or very over-conditioned ewes and ewes carrying multiple pregnanciesare more likely to develop pregnancy toxemia (ketosis). Pregnancy toxemia is a metabolic disorder characterized by hypoglycemia and hyperketonemia resulting from incapacity of the ewes to maintain adequate energy balance (usually in the last 5-6 weeks).Available information about pregnancy toxemia focuses mainly on pa...

Toxemia is a genuine confusion of the second 50% human pregnancy, which can effectsly affect quick and long haul wellbeing mother child . In this examination we attempted to demonstrate that utilize pentraxin-3 as early indicator preeclapmsia. Patient strategies: This included 289 cases separated toward finish following up into two gatherings before investigation blood tests G I: pregnant ladie...

Hyperketonemia and hypoglycemia are more common obvious biochemical features of pregnancy toxemia as well as liver and kidney may be involved in the pathogenesis of toxemia. Fifteen pregnant goats with twins (3-4 years, 20-27 kg body weight and 120-130 days of gestation) were classified into two groups, control one consists of six goats and experimental group consists of nine goats for inductio...

Renal heniodynamies, electrolyte excretion and plasma level of glucorticoids were studied in pregnant sheep before and after the experimental induction of toxemia. Marked renal ischemia occurred in the animals which developed toxemia. This abnormality occurred coneomitantly with an increase in plasma corticoids. Despite the renal ischemia, arterial pressure remained the same. There are some sim...

The cause of toxemia of pregnancy is still unclear, and therefore this condition is only treated symptomatically. Edema, hypertension, and proteinuria are the three key elements of this condition, but drug treatment generally targets only hypertension. Although hydralazine hydrochloride and methyldopa have long been used as antihypertensive therapies, newer drugs such as calcium antagonists hav...

Thin ewes or very over-conditioned ewes and ewes carrying multiple pregnancies are more likely to develop pregnancy toxemia (ketosis). Pregnancy toxemia is a metabolic disorder characterized by hypoglycemia and hyperketonemia resulting from incapacity of the ewes to maintain adequate energy balance (usually in the last 5-6 weeks). Available information about pregnancy toxemia focuses mainly on ...

The ratio of males to females in 1061 babies born to mothers with toxemia of pregnancy is 1.24. The ratio increases as the severity of the disease increases, being 1.71 in cases in which the urinary output of protein is equal to or greater than 3 grams per 24 hours. Histoincompatibility of the fetus and mother, including incompatibility due to an antigen (or antigens) dependent on the Y chromos...