My little Herpes cat has an ear infection. The vet says, may be caused by her allergies....? - can i get herpes on my ear
My vet came home yesterday. My baby has VHF and environmental allergies. She has an ear infection and gave me ear drops Surolan it. I asked him how he came by and point out that for various reasons, and it could be because of their allergy. Does anyone know if this is true? If so, this is a permanent problem?
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Can I Get Herpes On My Ear My Little Herpes Cat Has An Ear Infection. The Vet Says, May Be Caused By Her Allergies....?
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Allergies can certainly be responsible for the ear infection.
ReplyDeleteYes, it can become a chronic problem, where are the bodies of the ear infections are not identified and properly authorized.
To do this in a culture and sensitivity should be performed on the ruins of the ear.
The culture of the infected organism and sensitivity that illustrate what prevents the medication for the infection.
This is in selecting the right ear, like almost all drugs are ototoxic ear causing deafness Med important.
Okay, ensure that you are with the right medication.
Your vet has a guess about what animals they treat ear infection.
Being a home visit to the vet can not even determine the ear discharge under a microscope to determine whether a bacterial or fungal infection.
I would come back to ask the vet when the treatment ends of the ear and did a culture and sensitivity, to determine whether the infection is gone ..... I would be very surprised if it was!
It is important to keep cats cons for ear infections, because they develop phonetic May HEMAtoms.
Aural hematoma when the animals are still shaking his head and blood vessels of the ear pop and fills with blood in his ears.
Aural hematoma, an expensive repair surgery that has no guarantee for success!
Yes, allergies are the number 1 cause of chronic infections of the ear. You can still have problems with it after the source of allergy to cats. If there is anything that can remove easily to help energize the problem.
ReplyDeleteEven veterinarians have many drugs (eg steroids) for people with chronic allergies. This may be the ear infection, or perhaps do not help either. I recommend to always keep a bottle of ear cleaner in her hand, and clean your cat's ears at least once a week to contribute to reducing the buildup in the ear.
Well, cats are mammals, and the interior is designed very much like we do. Cats have the Eustachian tube and people who make up the ear to connect to your neck of the pressure. Allergy causing sinus drainage to the back of the neck, causing the inflammation. Inflammation, of course, makes them prone to infection and the infection of the tube give rise to an ear infection. Helping with the management of a respiratory allergy can. It seems that the cause might be, what can be a thing could be temporary or chronic. Something to keep an eye on him.
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