Diagnosis: Phosphorus deficiency.
Treatment: Intravenous phosphorus injections for 1-3 days.

Diagnosis: Pneumonia.
Treatment: Penicillin + antihistamine with antipyretic and dexamethasone.

Diagnosis: Foot-and-mouth disease.
Treatment: Antibiotics, oral and rib disinfection, and antipyretic.

Diagnosis: Foot-and-mouth disease.
Treatment: Antibiotics, oral and rib disinfection, and antipyretic.

Diagnosis: Respiratory tract infection.
Treatment: Tylosin or Doxazosin in addition to Progesterone.

Diagnosis: Nasal polyposis.
Treatment: A dose of rifoxin or ivermectin injections.

Diagnosis: Calcium deficiency.
Treatment: Intravenous calcium injections at a dose of 500–1,500 ml once a day.

Diagnosis: Enteritis and lactic acid fermentation.
Treatment: Anrosol syrup for 3 days along with a fever reducer.

Diagnosis: Tapeworms.
Treatment: Use of an anti-worm medication.

Diagnosis: Polycystic ovary syndrome or endometritis.
Treatment: For polycystic ovary syndrome, hormone therapy is used. For endometritis, antibiotics such as gentamycin or trimethoprim are used by injection, or intrauterine treatment is performed using a douche.