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Treatment includes the intravenous administration of 400 mL of 40% calcium borogluconate given slowly over 10 minutes with the heart rate monitored throughout infusion. Oxytocin (40 IU) is given intramuscularly. The cow is treated with parenteral oxytetracycline for 3 consecutive days to prevent metritis. The cow was checked 21 days after calving as part of the herd fertility control programme and treated with prostaglandin F2 alpha for chronic endometritis.

Treatment includes the intravenous administration of 400 mL of 40% calcium borogluconate given slowly over 10 minutes with the heart rate monitored throughout infusion. Oxytocin (40 IU) is given intramuscularly. The cow is treated with parenteral oxytetracycline for 3 consecutive days to prevent metritis<ref>There is good evidence that parenteral oxytetracycline does not reach high enough levels in the uterus to be efficacious against uterine infection. Therefore prophylactic use in this case in inappropriate.</ref>. The cow was checked 21 days after calving as part of the herd fertility control programme and treated with prostaglandin F2 alpha for chronic endometritis.

|l2=Reproductive_Tract_Prolapse#Uterine Prolapse

|l2=Reproductive_Tract_Prolapse#Uterine Prolapse

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