Chronic catarrh in horse, simple form, loss of tone, inflammation,
nature of discharge, glandular swellings, differentiation from
glanders. Treatment, astringent, tonic, stimulant, hygienic, locally
astringents, antiseptics, injections.
A chronic discharge from the nose is often seen in the horse as a sequel
of _coryza_ or _sore throat_, or as an attendant on other affections of
the upper air passages, and the different conditions productive of this
symptom may here be noticed.