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possible pyometra in 14yr old bitch
Hi, my 14 yr old jack Russell came into season just before xmas. She now licks herself a lot which isn't normal for her and doesn't seem to be herself although eating ok. I bred her and when she was a pup she nearly died from breathing difficulties. The vets couldn't put anything down to see as her throat was too small and said she would have to take a chance! She has always had a hardly noticeable 'wheeze' if you listen very carefully to her breathing which is the reason I haven't had her operated on. Is there anything I can give her to combat pyometra before it gets a grip?Delyth on 2015-01-14
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Please answer applicable questions below to describe as you are feeling during this illness. Answer in front of the questions leaving them in place:
1. Your appearance (gender, age, weight, height)
2. What are the symptoms of the problem
3. In your view, what caused this problem
4. What non-medicinal action makes the problem better
5. What non-medicinal action makes the problem worse
6. How are you feeling emotionally during the problem e.g. restless, calm, stubborn, weepy, want to be alone, fear of death etc
7. Are you feeling cold or warm
8. How is your level of energy
9. How is your thirst
10. Are your lips or mouth dry
11. Any strong like or dislike regarding food taste that has developed during this illness e.g. salty, sweet, sour, bitter etc
12. Any strong like or dislike regarding food temperature that has developed during this illness e.g. cold, hot etc
13. Any other health issues that you have
14. What allopathic medicines are you taking
15. What homeopathic medicines have you taken in last 3 months (dates, dose, potency)
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1. Are you feeling cold or hot
2. Any shivering
3. Are you sweating or not
4. What makes you feel better e.g. covering up, in front of a heater, removing clothes
5. What makes you feel worse
6. Are your hands/feet cold
7. How is your thirst
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