7/20 Lanky's LL Condo + sick last evening

Discussion in 'Acromegaly / IAA / Cushings Cats' started by sehjak (Susan & Lanky), Jul 20, 2010.

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  1. sehjak (Susan & Lanky)

    sehjak (Susan & Lanky) Well-Known Member

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    Lanky's 7/20 LL Condo
    From above condo:
    Lanky has these periodic attacks that I have marked on his SS by highlighting the notes on those days in light purple. Could this be pancreatitis? Is it ACRO stuff? Any ideas on what I should do about it? His AMPS is 276 & his Levemir dose was 9.5u.
     
  2. Nina and KB

    Nina and KB Well-Known Member

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    I don't know the answer to your questions, but it does sound to me like it could be pancreatitis. I'm glad the fluids help. If it is pancreatitis, he probably needs some pain meds, too, I think I would see what the vet thinks.
     
  3. Phoebe_TiggyGA_NortonGA

    Phoebe_TiggyGA_NortonGA Well-Known Member

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    Sounds more like P'itis than acro

    Do you have any pain med for Lanky?
     
  4. sanrun

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    Cecil had episodes like that, too. He tested positive for Panceatitis.

    Sandy & Dottie
     
  5. Nina and KB

    Nina and KB Well-Known Member

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    Borrowing this from Meadow's condo:
     
  6. sehjak (Susan & Lanky)

    sehjak (Susan & Lanky) Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for the suggestion on using pain meds. I done that & I think they are helping. Also, excellent reference on Pancreatitis!!
     
  7. Blue

    Blue Well-Known Member

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    Next time he has an attack, see if you can get the fPLI test done - quick blood draw and you will be able to tell from the results if the attack is p-titis caused.
    Yes, pain meds are good to have as it's quite painful. I got bupe for Shadoe's big attack, and then I still have some of a couple tubes of codeine transdermal get to rub on her ear flap if pains.
    Testing too much after the attack won't tell you a thing as the numbers may be back to normal again. Like taking his temp, best to take when he feels hot rather than wait till he feels better because by then, the temp will be back to normal.
     
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