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Anoestrous in Cattle
Anoestrous in Cattle
Anoestrous in Cattle
the anoestrous in
cattle
Dr. Anoop Singh (M.V.Sc)
There are many factors causing infertility:
1. Anatomical causes.
2. Physiological (Functional) causes.
3. Infectious causes.
4. Managemental causes.
Functional cause of infertility:
Anoestrus.
GnRH.
FSH.
Silent heat or suboestrus:
In this condition the genital organs are in
normal cyclical functions but the
behavioural signs of the estrus are not
seen.
This cases are differentiated by rectal
palpation, ovary in normal size and
presence of developing or mature
follicles or corpus luteum.
Silent heat or suboestrus:
Repeated examination of the cow
increase the possible detection of estrus.
Daily rectal examination of subestrus
cows is recommended.
Increase the time of observation is very
important to detect these cases or using
the bull to detect the cyclic cows.
Anoestrus associated with persistent
corpus luteum:
In normal estrus cycle, when pregnancy
not occur, the corpus luteum regress and
begin another cycle.
In some cases the corpus luteum persist
and leading to anoestrus.
Anoestrus with persistent corpus luteum:
1. Early embryonic death:
In this cases the corpus luteum of
pregnancy persist until the embryo is
aborted or resorbed.
Anoestrus with persistent corpus luteum:
2. Mummification of fetus:
This occurs in cases of fetal death without
involution of the corpus luteum and fetal
expulsion, followed by autolytic changes,
absorption of the fetal fluids.
In this cases the corpus luteum may persist
for many months until natural, therapeutic
or surgical evacuation of the uterus.
Anoestrus with persistent corpus luteum:
3. Fetal Maceration:
This occurs in cases of fetal death with
bacterial infection leading to gradual
maceration of the fetus.
In this cases the corpus luteum persist for
many months with chronic mucopurulent
vulval discharge.
Anoestrus with persistent corpus luteum:
4. Pyometra:
In this cases the cavity of the uterus contain
pus and the volume of the pus increased
with time.
The corpus luteum persist and causing
prolonged the anoestrus.
Anoestrus with persistent corpus luteum:
4. Pyometra:
This occurs:
In some cases of embryonic death
complicated with uterine infection.
Post partum uterine infection.
Post service uterine infection.
Anoestrus associated with cystic ovaries: