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3 December 2014

Warmer weather heats up facial eczema risk

Warmer weather is making a welcome return around the country, but when humidity rises, so does the risk of facial eczema which can significantly impact on milk production and animal health.

The disease can hit dairy and beef cattle, sheep, deer and goats, damaging the liver, affecting bile ducts and causing sensitivity to sunlight. For dairy cows, even the early stages can result in a drop in milk production. DairyNZ recommends starting zinc treatment two to three weeks before the spore growth danger period for maximum protection.

Fungal spores growing in pasture especially fresh, new grass, are the root cause and spore counts increase where grass temperatures are above 12 degrees for three consecutive nights. Counts can vary from farm to farm and even between paddocks.

Ballance Agri-Nutrients Agro-Science team member Jackie Aveling, speaking on behalf of animal nutrition subsidiary SealesWinslow, says with a reduced dairy payout, farmers should be especially alert and adopt a prevention approach to protect production of valuable milk solids.

Its a sad fact that often ideal grass growth conditions, such as warm wet weather are also ideal for facial eczema spores. It is not always easy to detect facial eczema in its early stages.

Often farmers are unaware of the full extent of a facial eczema problem until its too late. For every three in a hundred cows showing clinical signs of facial eczema, that can be the tip of the iceberg with subclinical cases potentially involved up to 70 percent of the herd. We know the disease can cause production losses of up to 50 percent, so we are recommending a preventive strategy as the best course of action.

Zinc treatment from late December through to May is commonly used to help prevent facial eczema. A popular option is dosing troughs with zinc sulphate, however this doesnt always deliver the best results since the bitter taste can put the herd off the water. This has been addressed with Zincmax+.

Its peppermint taste makes it palatable and it includes organic copper. The taste helps ensure herds keep up their water consumption, which is important given their needs can exceed 100 litres at this time of year, says Mrs Aveling.

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Varicose ulcers and eczema (1950)
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Managing eczema: hygiene care
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More than one in 10 children are diagnosed with eczema, a chronic skin condition that causes patches of dry, itchy and inflamed skin. Experts recommend less frequent baths and daily moisturising to keep eczema at bay.

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The Wall Street Journal explains in an article that how we take care of childrens skin can cause more outbreaks:

How often a baby gets a bath, what is in the baby wash and shampoo and whether the skin is properly moisturized after bathing are things that could help bring on eczema, recent studies suggest. Researchers say many babies may be getting too many baths, and two to three a week is enough. Eczema causes patches of dry, itchy, inflamed skin that usually starts in early childhood.

Scientists increasingly believe that environmental factors, such as bathing, pollutants and indoor heating, can disrupt the skins ability to keep moisture in and allergens and microbes out. A weakened skin barrier the outermost layer allows outside irritants to penetrate the skin and spark an immune-system response. Other research has found that genetic variations in some eczema patients also can compromise the skin barrier.

The article noted a small study that found that babies with a high risk for eczema due to family history were less likely to have incidents of eczema if they were moisturised once a day, compared to the babies who didnt use a moisturiser.

In short, especially in the drying winter months, consider giving your eczema-prone kid baths no more than three times a week.

Are You Bathing Your Baby Too Much? [The Wall Street Journal via Parents]

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