Although pigs are generally very healthy creatures, who can still get sick. You should consult your veterinarian for a vaccination program that will avoid the most common swine diseases in the developing world. Here are some diseases that your guinea pig should be regularly inoculated against.Atrophic rhinitis is a common disease characterized by inflammation of the tissues of the pig nose. When infected, the nose cone is damaged and can reduce or atrophy. In the mild form of the disease, the inflammation does not progress and finally back to normal turbinate. When the disease becomes severe, however, inflammation is progressive and the nose is deformed, causing respiratory diseases to develop. female pigs to be vaccinated before the birth so that they pass their immunity to their piglets via milk. Pigs should be vaccinated twice before being weaned.E. Coli is a bacterium that causes diarrhea in pigs and is usually caused by faecal contamination of the living environment. Pregnant women should be vaccinated before farrowing.Erysipelas is one of the most common pig disease because it is caused by bacteria commonly found in most pig farms that pigs excrete through their saliva or waste. This disease can cause death or impairing the health of the heart infection of pigs and cause or chronic arthritis. You can also stop the growth of pigs survived. Pregnant women should be inoculated before breeding. You also need to vaccinate pigs fed just bought if you're not sure if they were inoculated.Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that can be worn easily spread throughout the herd, if no action is taken to prevent it. Pigs infected vulnerable women may abort spontaneously litters. You can protect women against these diseases of pigs of gilts vaccinated before their first breeding sows and other weaning.Porcine parvovirus is a virus that can multiply in the intestines of pigs showing no external symptoms. It is a major cause of reproductive disorders of the fetus by abortion. Parvovirus is hard to remove the pig because it resists most disinfectants and can survive outside the pig for long periods of time. Pregnant sows must be protected by vaccination before breeding.Other common swine diseases, you should watch, but not necessarily for routine vaccination because it can not be profitable to do so, are pleuropneumoniae, which causes pneumonia cause sudden death or slow growth of salmonella, which can make a pig diarrhea or severe pneumonia, and Streptococcus suis, which causes nervous system disease that can cause chronic arthritis, growth retardation and infection the heart ... .