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Calving disorders have a strong influence on the postpartum period. Retained fetal membranes (RFM) and puerperal metritis are more frequent when calving is assisted. During the postpartum period, rapid and uneventful involution of the uterus, early resumption of normal ovarian activity, and accurately detected estrus are required. Most cows develop a mild non-pathological endometritis during the early puerperal phase. This physiological condition, together with reduced immunocompetence due to high milk production, NEBAL and poor calving hygiene, can cause puerperal endometritis [12]. Metritis causes endometrial damage, which can delayconception.
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