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Therapy
Note: Treatment of animals should only be performed by a licensed veterinarian. Veterinarians should consult the current literature and current pharmacological formularies before initiating any treatment protocol.
Typically, birds with megabacteriosis show a very poor response to antibiotics, as would be expected as the organism is a yeast. One effective treatment for many birds has been amphotericin B, an antifungal drug. This drug is best administered orally, either by crop gavage or medicated water.4 Nystatin also has been reported to be effective in goldfinches.7 Both amphotericin B and nystatin are polyene macrolide antifungals and bind to ergosterols in the cell membranes of fungi. In light of the fact that bacteria do not contain sterols, the response of "megabacteriosis" to these drugs further indicates that M. ornithogaster are fungi rather than bacteria.7
Because M. ornithogaster grows in a more alkaline environment, another treatment option consists of increasing the acidity of the gastric system. This can be done by either acidifying the water with organic acids (apple vinegar, white vinegar, or grapefruit juice) or by using Lactobacillus spp.7
As research on megabacteriosis progresses, more information should be forthcoming on the taxonomic classification, mode of transmission, pathogenesis, prevention, and treatment of this increasingly significant disease.
οπως λεει προς το τελος( περα απο τα φαρμακα που αναφερονται που εινια δουλεια γιατρου να τα εγκρινει ) μπορει να καταπολεμησεις τους μηκυτες με μειωση του ph του γαστρεντερικου με χρηση μηλοξυδου στο νερο και προβιοτικου που εχει λακτοβακιλλους
