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I also had this just happen to my Tuptee. She had had adrenal surgery
about 2 years ago. When she started with signs again ( only a swollen
vulva, NO hair loss,she had a gorgeous coat) I got her a series of 3
Lupron shots. Her vulva went down. Then it came up again, and I thought
we'd try the Melatonin,since it's working well on my 2 males. When we
gave her the implant, it bled, and wouldn't stop. Never imagining non
clotting blood,we assumed we nicked a vein. She actually needed stitches
for it to stop. All seemed well. She was sleeping a lot, but she was 6
1/2. Her wound healed nicely and I removed the stitches. 2 weeks later,
she was dead from anemia. I still can't believe it. She showed no
outward signs except the bleeding from the implant. That was a big wake
up call for me. All my adrenals are males except her. I am always on
the lookout for "blocking" I didn't think there was such a danger with
the girls. The vet I took her to also said that the anemia can happen
in males with adrenal, too. Scary.
Regards,
Carol
[Posted in FML issue 5038]
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