Nasal Myiasis

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Parasitic disease
Parasitic disease Nasal Myiasis

Overview

Etiology

Parasitic disease

Host Species

Deer, Dogs, Elk, Goat, Human, Sheep

Clinical Signs

Restlessness

Required

Mucopurulent nasal discharge

Required

Sneezing

Head shaking

Foot stamping

Nasal rubbing

Shade seeking behavior

Head lowering

Dyspnea

Rhinitis

Sinusitis

Diagnosis

Clinical examination

Observation of adult flies

Identification of larvae in sinuses

Treatment

Rafoxanide

Nitroxynil

Ivermectin

Prevention & Control

Late summer treatment

Winter treatment

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