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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 23:26:36 -0400, "glassman"
wrote: Remember a few months ago when I reported my treatment "cure" for my big Severums popeye? Someone posted about their vet puncturing around the eye socket with a syringe to bring down the pressure. I tried it myself, and he was perfect in everyway in a couple of weeks. Well guess what? It's back, and worse than ever! He was fine for months. Anyone have a guess as to why? Maybe just plain old age, and the puncture was temporary? It was me who told you about puncturing around the eye. The problem may be a recurring infection, it's impossible to tell. Is the water sparkling clean? The trouble with relieving the pressure is that the eye becomes more sensitive to infection because the barrier is punctured. It should have healed completely within a day. Try one puncture to relieve the pressure again. Make sure the needle is sterile. -- Steve Wolstenholme Neural Planner Software EasyNN-plus. The easy way to build neural networks. http://www.easynn.com |
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