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Chest/Muscle injury- Soft Tissue Injury

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DoDa
Reg. Sep 2004
Posted 2018-10-12 9:13 PM
Subject: Chest/Muscle injury- Soft Tissue Injury


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 What have been some experiences with horses that have had muscle/soft tissue injuries of the chest area.  I have a head horse that got hurt out in the pasture at the end of January 2018.  We have had him xrayed from his shoulder down and no fractures/cracks what so ever.  Now we are seeing a small indention in his center chest.  We are doing massage & red laser light therapy once a month and seeing improvement.  He stands/moves sound and carries himself sound.  The only way to tell that he is a bit off is when he turns to cross over to the right or left.  But this is getting better.  Any ideas to speed up the healing would be appreciated.  
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wyoming barrel racer
Reg. Apr 2006
Posted 2018-10-13 4:54 PM
Subject: RE: Chest/Muscle injury- Soft Tissue Injury


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 just time. My 5yr old stud tore all the hide off his chest as a yearling. Could see a hole all the way down his chest. We ranch on him and he has a nice start in barrels and poles.

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