? 05/12/22MICIO: AMPS 287 / 179@ +3 / 154@ +5.75 / 65? @ +9.75 / PMPS 182 / 144@ +3 / 159@ +5.75

Discussion in 'Lantus / Levemir / Biosimilars' started by MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA), May 12, 2022.

  1. MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA)

    MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA) Member

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    Yesterday: AMPS 170 / 198@ +3 / 182@ +5.25 / 189@ +9.75 / PMPS 257 / 277@ +3.5 / 247@ +5.75

    UPDATE ON MICIO AFTER DENTIST APPOINTMENT @Diane Tyler's Mom , @Wendy&Neko https://felinediabetes.com/FDMB/thr...268-5-5-333-9-pmps-379-366-9-363-5-65.263097/
    The Dr. doesn't think is tooth related infection but instead it's an abscess and was able to draw almost 6ml of fluid out of it which gave him already a big relief. Also prescribe Veraflox antibiotic for 7 days and recheck on the 18th. Micio's doing much better already and eating on his own.
    His BGs have been crazy but hopefully will go back in place soon
     
  2. Wendy&Neko

    Wendy&Neko Senior Member Moderator

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    Yikes! That's a lot of abscess fluid. I hope the Veraflox works quickly.

    Good to see that green today.
     
  3. MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA)

    MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA) Member

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    Humm, that green was a bit suspicious to me after I got 182 couple of hours later...he still has some bump under his jaw but hopefully it'll go away
     
  4. Wendy&Neko

    Wendy&Neko Senior Member Moderator

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    Did the vet do dental x-rays?
     
  5. Diane Tyler's Mom

    Diane Tyler's Mom Well-Known Member

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    I'm glad Micio is feeling better and eating g on his own . Thanks for the update Simone :cat::bighug:
     
  6. MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA)

    MISSY + Simone&MICIO (GA) Member

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    Not that I know of...I didn't even get to personally talk to him because it was just a "re-check" :rolleyes: so, I only dealt with his nurse. Anyway, won't they need anesthesia to do x-rays?
     
  7. Wendy&Neko

    Wendy&Neko Senior Member Moderator

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    Yes, typically cats won't stay still for mouth x-rays. I've had cats have other parts of their body x-rayed without anaesthesia.
     

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