💥MYCOPLASMA & CORYZA? 💥 Know the Deadly Difference Before It's Too Late Here’s a clear explanation of the two diseases shown in the picture: 1. Mycoplasma (Mycoplasma Gallisepticum) 💥How It Affects Chickens💥 ✅Attacks the respiratory system. ✅ Spread through air, direct contact, or from infected parents to chicks. ✅ Stress, poor ventilation, or co-infections can worsen the disease. Symptoms ✅ Watery eyes ✅Nasal discharge ✅Sneezing ✅Swollen sinuses ✅ Drop in egg production Treatment ✅ Use antibiotics like Tylosin, Tylvalosin, or Doxycycline (consult a vet). ✅ Isolate sick birds. ✅Improve ventilation and reduce stress. ✅Biosecurity to prevent spread. 2. Coryza (Infectious Coryza) 💥How It Affects Chickens 💥 ✅ Caused by bacteria Avibacterium paragallinarum. ✅Spreads through contact, contaminated water, or feed. ✅Very contagious, especially in wet, crowded conditions. Symptoms ✅Swollen face and eyes ✅Foul-smelling nasal discharge ✅ Difficulty breathing ✅Reduced appetite and egg production Treatment ✅Use antibiotics like Sulfa drugs (e.g., Sulfadimethoxine) or Erythromycin. ✅Quarantine infected birds. ✅Clean and disinfect the coop. ✅Practice strict biosecurity. Prevention Tips for Both ✅ Avoid overcrowding ✅ Provide clean water & feed ✅ Vaccinate if available ✅ Quarantine new birds ✅ Practice good hygiene