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Re: Adiponectin

Thanks, Sherry. I saw Nancy's post. I was just seeking clarification. Thanks for that. Helen Connor and Blessing (IR/PPID) Scappoose, OR ECIR Member since May 2017 Case History:

By Helen Connor · #253299 ·

Re: Metformin - Why, When and How to Use

That’s a great document, thank you Martha for your hard work! Would it be possible to share some of the references used? Obviously referencing in an Article format is time consuming, but if you

By Clare Summers · #253298 ·

Re: Adiponectin

Hi Helen, Perhaps you missed Nancy's recent post with regard to leptin testing? https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/message/253175 However, with regard to your question - in the US adiponectin does not

By Sherry Morse · #253297 ·

Adiponectin

I just want to confirm that we in the U.S. are NOT including adiponectin in our Cornell bloodwork, but the U.K. does. Adiponectin does NOT replace leptin, right? -- Helen Connor and Blessing

By Helen Connor · #253296 ·

Re: Bloodwork after first laminitic episode

Hi Kelly, Here is your photo Album link,for your signature. https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=251736 -- Lorna in Eastern Ontario 2002 Check out FAQ : https://www.ecirhorse.org/FAQ.php

By Lorna Cane · #253295 ·

Re: Bloodwork after first laminitic episode

I will add ASAP but I am traveling for work and away from the file needed..... 3/14/2009 TRH Stim pre 21.6pg/mL (range 1-40) post 185 pg/mL (range 9-110) added 1 mg prascend repeat TRH 6/21/2019 pre;

By Kelly Gilmartin <Gilmartinkelly@...> · #253294 ·

Re: Posting a new photo

I just posted a photo of Snickers front hoof. My vet said she thought it was the start of an auto-immune issue and wanted me to start applying a dex paste to his coronary band to "control" it, which I

By Patricia Evans · #253293 ·

Re: Posting a new photo

Thanks, but I finally figured it out! -- Patricia North central Florida July 7 2018 https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/files/Patricia%20and%20Dancer%20and%20Nathan Dancer:

By Patricia Evans · #253292 ·

Posting a new photo

OK, I don't know what I did, but I can't get a new photo to post and I can't seem to be able to fix it. I can find my photo album, Patricia and Snickers, with his last two radiographs in it, but there

By Patricia Evans · #253291 ·

Re: Rule Change at FDA would raise compounded drug prices by 300% or more #legalityofpergolide

Signed and sent. Carol Walters

By Carol · #253290 ·

Re: Uncontrolled founder pain

Filaree drank a decent amount of water after I sent my email this morning. She's lying flat down, groaning softly and nibbling-half-heartedly on a few strands of soaked hay I put next to her. Maybe

By Suzie · #253289 ·

Re: We are getting there...

Thanks Lavinia, Trimmer was out and I've posted the post-trim pictures in Bugsy's album. I'm thinking there needs to be more top down rasping to address the flares and I'm also wondering about if the

By Judy and Bugsy · #253288 ·

Re: Update on Flirt

Hi Roger, There's almost no doubt that the improved trim is going a long way to make Flirt feel better. If you consider that some of his insulin production may be related to pain, as his trim is

By Sherry Morse · #253287 ·

Re: Update on Flirt

Thank you Dr. Kellon. Can you explain why you think metformin may not be working to reduce insulin levels, and why it might still be beneficial for pain control? Flirt has been on L-Car since

By Roger Benson · #253286 ·

Re: Island Horse 14%Supplement / WAS Insulin Bloodwork...increasing

For our Vancouver Island members, Just to make this supplement info easy to find, if necessary in the future, I've changed Subject Line, and added esc + starch, received from TopShelf this

By Lorna Cane · #253285 ·

Re: Uncontrolled founder pain

After tapering down to a 250 pound daily dosey of banamine and holding that for 4 days, we stopped the banamine yesterday. This morning Filaree would not eat the bucket with her tramadol and metformin

By Suzie · #253284 ·

Metformin - Why, When and How to Use

A new doc with general information about Metformin is now available in the FILES. ECIR PR volunteer Martha compiled this to help answer general questions that come up often about this

By Nancy C · #253283 · Edited

Re: Bloodwork after first laminitic episode

Could you please put your TRH Stim results in your case history? -- Eleanor in PA www.drkellon.com EC Owner 2001

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #253280 ·

Re: Bloodwork after first laminitic episode

We don't have seasonally adjusted values for the TRH stimulation but it's early in the rise so a glaringly abnormal test would likely be abnormal. Send directly to Cornell using their sample

By Eleanor Kellon, VMD · #253279 ·

Bloodwork after first laminitic episode

Hi, l am having metabolic panel at Cornell run again, an ACTH and a repeat TRH stim along with the iron stuff from KSU. We just had a laminitic episode and I pulled him off pasture and am only feeding

By Kelly Gilmartin <Gilmartinkelly@...> · #253278 ·

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