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| Need all the info and suggestions I can get please! Mare was diagnosed with sesmoiditis in right front. She had some tunnelingshow up in a nuclear scan and xrays. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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| The mare I run now had it. I used a laser, every day. Iced the keg till heat was gone. Structural build and Painaway as a supplement. Also did Runners relief. She is a top 1DHorse and has not had a problem since. The Structural Build and Painaway is 65.00 each for a 65 day supply of each. Plus tax and shipping. |
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| Thanks! I will see what I can find on that, never heard of either. how much time off did you give her? I amplanning on laying off of her until probably march. Anyone else?
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| No one else has dealt with this? Really would like to know what the outcome coud be. |
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| I had a mare get this a few years ago. She was very tough and didn't show any lameness one day ankle swelled took her to vet and she was diagnosed. 8 months off, lots of rehab, she just never came back the same. She is now in foal and still doesn't travel right after everything we tried. I really think she had it for a while before she showed any signs. If we had done an MRI I am sure we would have found more damage then just the x-Ray. That's the bad news, the good news I rehabbed a race horse with it and he went on to win a few races the next year. |
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Location: Anywhere my horses are ! Lost in Texas!!!!! | my mare had it. Off for 2 months. I did some hydro. But mostly left her alone. No problems. She is fine now. |
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| The leg she has it in is slightly turned in. She also is extremely tough andshowed no signs until she came out of the arena lame. 2 minutes later was walking pretty normally. We have been treating secondary pain evidently for about a year. Found it when I finally decided to do a nuclear scan. Hoping there is no unseen damage. |
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Location: The birthplace of Honest Abe | My mare had deteriation of the sesmoid, gave her 6 months off and fed her dicalcuim phosphate. 10yrs later still sound on it and running high school rodeo |
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| ready to rodeo,,,,,where do you find these supplements?
my mare has had it for a few years,,,both fronts,,,i use a theraplate and have done the sonic wave therapy and done ok but she does limp some and her times really slow down when she is getting worse and sore
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| Thanks all! Anymore? |
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Location: My Own Little World | readytorodeo - 2014-11-23 3:32 AM The mare I run now had it. I used a laser, every day. Iced the keg till heat was gone. Structural build and Painaway as a supplement. Also did Runners relief. She is a top 1DHorse and has not had a problem since. The Structural Build and Painaway is 65.00 each for a 65 day supply of each. Plus tax and shipping.
This is what I would do and also find someone who can do regular Accuscope/Myopulse therapy on him |
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