Sherri
I also should have mentioned the very important requirement that the vet should
put Bogie on Doxycycline as well. I always forget this. I forget because my
Zander was originally on Doxycycline and it was not helping, and I don't think
it can on its own, so I always forget the vital role
Here is hope for continued good results.
Amani Oakley wrote:
> Hi Sherri
>
> Yes, I do see something positive. As I mentioned in my previous email, the
> reticulocyte count ("retic") is a count showing immature red cells. Normally,
> red cells are not pushed out
Hi Sherri
Yes, I do see something positive. As I mentioned in my previous email, the
reticulocyte count ("retic") is a count showing immature red cells. Normally,
red cells are not pushed out of the bone marrow into the general circulation of
the blood, until they are mature, though a small
Amani,
Thanks for all the valuable information. It actually calms me.
He has a lab in house and these were the results from this week. (I don¹t
have any from the prior visits to the other vet, but the new vet does)
RBC 2.43 M/ul 6.65-12.2LOW
HCT15.3 % 30.3-52.3
Sherri
Don't be disappointed. The key is that the haematocrit is starting to rise and
is not going down any further. Remember how few days the drug has had to work.
It is literally having to go into bone marrow and turn back on progenitor cells
in the bone marrow that have been infiltrated by
Keeping this info for Annie, just in case.
Ardy Robertson wrote:
> Best wishes to you Sherri and to Bogie!! I do believe this drug combo
> (Stanozolol and Prednisone) helped my Tigger also, it's just that I started
> him on it too late. Tigger's bloodwork showed
Thanks Ardy.
We had Bogeys first blood test after 7 days and her HCT was only still at
15.4. Slight increase. She is pretty functional at this level. Still
sleeping a lot. But eats, goes up and down stairs, bats at the dogs. The vet
didn¹t seem surprised that it hadn¹t gone up more. It hadn¹t gone
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