re:trauma

Posted by kelly on May 24, 2000 at 01:35:39:

In Reply to: Re: red-foot respitory problem posted by A. C. Highfield on May 23, 2000 at 17:30:04:

: Any possibility of handling trauma to neck or jaw while undergoing treatment for the pneumonia? This sounds like a possible trauma to me, from the behavior. Worth checking, anyway.

: Andy Highfield

Thanks, andy. I do not beleive any trauma is involved, we gave I.M inj. into the front legs, no oral tx was involved. He was radiographed, 2 differrent veiws, when he was diagnosed with pneumonia and we did not see any bone abnormalities/broken bones at that time. Of course, he came from very crowded conditions so god only knows what happened before I got him. If it is a muscle trauma of some sort, what do you reccommend? or will it heal itself over time?
kelly

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: : : Any possibility of handling trauma to neck or jaw while undergoing treatment for the pneumonia? This sounds like a possible trauma to me, from the behavior. Worth checking, anyway. : : Andy Highfield : Thanks, andy. I do not beleive any trauma is involved, we gave I.M inj. into the front legs, no oral tx was involved. He was radiographed, 2 differrent veiws, when he was diagnosed with pneumonia and we did not see any bone abnormalities/broken bones at that time. Of course, he came from very crowded conditions so god only knows what happened before I got him. If it is a muscle trauma of some sort, what do you reccommend? or will it heal itself over time? : kelly

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