Standard treatment of PHU is based on parenteral and oral administration of sodium acid phosphate (Na2HPO4) together with oral dosing of Di-calcium phosphate (DCP) (Radostits et al., 2007).
The present study was conducted to investigate prevalence of PPH in semi arid and arid region along with therapeutic efficacy of sodium acid phosphate.
3) a pattern indicative of HA with the presence of some acid phosphate (874 [cm.sup.-1], 1356 [cm.sup.-1], 1389 [cm.sup.-1]), adsorbed water, and acetate (670 [cm.sup.-1], 1417 [cm.sup.-1], 1462 [cm.sup.-1], 1568 [cm.sup.-1]).
The case was treated with buffered inorganic phosphorus with inosine and sodium pyruvate (Novizac (a)) @ 30 ml per day by I/V route and Sodium acid phosphate @ 60-120g dissolved in 240ml of distilled water and mixed with 500ml dextrose with 10 ml multivitamin (Tribivet (a)) was given through injection.