Thank you Dr. Kellon. -- Kim 10-2014 Clover, SC Grits and Dually: IR; Bella: PPID, IR; and Eeyore (deceased, but not PPID related) Case History

Hello, I have revised the trim and was able to get toes back on her hooves. We did decide to give banamine as she was not laying down and struggling due to not laying down. We have been reducing the

Hi Sandy, It's almost impossible to give good advice without being able to look at a case history. If you tell us where you get stuck,someone( I'm a technotard) will help you. In the meantime, I'm

Sandy, It's not at all clear what is going on with your horse or if she belongs on this group but 30 g of MgO/100 kg of body weight is way, way too much and could easily explain the diarrhea. 15

Hi Sandy, I'm not sure which tests your trimmer had in mind,but I think that's quite a generalization,and might be true only under certain circumstances...the dex test for PPID, for example. It has

Hi,sorry not done case history yet, I am not good at getting it on to the computer. I didn’t get a ppid or ir test because I was warned by my trimmer that it most likely cause a lami

He tests positive for IR. You don't have to look further than that: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6971364/ -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Hi Lorna, https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/files/6%20Diet%20Balancing Scroll down to Hay Balancing, for help. -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002

I need help to balance his diet. At this point he gets no added mineral supplements added. It was the vet that suggested the EDTA, Thankyou for bringing this issue to my attention. I have him

Unless she's symptomatic, you can wait to address the seasonal rise. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

Lorna, Is his diet mineral balanced? That can make a huge difference, EDTA isn't a good idea because it also chelates other minerals. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

She is not showing symptoms, but her ACTH numbers have been higher in the past. I ran the test because my vet bought a vial of the reagent and needed “guinea pigs”. I have a herd of 17 yo horses,

Hi Sherry, Thanks for your reply. "If you have a phone number for the balancer (and it's not a call to another country) you may want to touch base that way." No, I don't have a phone number and she is

Hi Kim, Is there a particular reason you ran the TRH instead of the regular ACTH test? Is she showing symptoms of PPID at this point in time? If she's symptomatic I would not wait to start treating

Hi Sandy, I wonder if you saw Maxine's reply to your original message ? https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/246553 She had some suggestions. Have you had a chance to set up a case history yet? If

Hi Sandy, You may have missed your welcome message from Maxine (https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/246553) but this is where having a case history will help us better help you. My questions for

why did you run the test? what are you seeing? -- LJ Friedman Nov 2014 Vista, Northern San Diego, CA Jesse and majestic ‘s Case History Jesse's Photos

hi, my mare gets liquid with her poos if she eats sugary grass,even a tiny bit . or un soaked hay. ive tried giving her gut balancer which helps for a few hours . ive tried a gut balancer treating

I had the vet run the TRH Stimulation test in my 17 yo IR mare, Grits (case history utd). Results were 19.1 pg/ml (9-35 ref) baseline, post TRH 328 pg/ml (9-110 ref.) My question is should I start her

Yes, Ph.D. -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001