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"Julie A. Green" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 5 Nov 2000 21:18:51 -0500
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Dr. Williams Wrote:
 
>Vaginal bleeding in a spayed female is usually one of two things - a
>bacterial urinary tract infection, or a stump pyometra due to adrenal
>disease....
 
Could someone explain to me what a stump pymetra is??  After an initial
adrenal surgery where they didn't remove either gland (they said they
both looked normal) I took her back in after noticing a discharge from her
vulva.  To make a very long story short 3 months later at my insistence
they removed her left adrenal which turned out to be cancerous and they
said she also had a stump pyometra which I thought was like an ovarian
remnant.  I never did really understand what it was.  BTW - after a year
of being totally bald - she is FINALLY fuzzy again.
[Posted in FML issue 3228]

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