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Originally Posted by randiik  her signs are her feet are turned in and she cant walk. she acts very scared and shakes constant. i think the shaking could be small seziures but then i am not a doctor so i dont know. she has not had the vomiting, dirreaha or head bunting but she does have episodes that if she is touched a certain way she screams like she is in extreme pain and then loss of bladder. i have tried to think of any signs that she may have had that i didnt notice but i do know that she pee's alot and it is bright yellow and small amounts. another symptom could be that everytime she eats she shakes when she is full for at least 10-15 minutes. when the pain started she lost her footing and slid down 2 steps on the front porch. i got to her at the bottem but she was yelping so loud that i thought she was mostly scared but then she couldnt walk right and her feet are turned inwards. god i hope its not the meningitis. that doesnt seem to have a good outcome at all. the vet has talked about the shunt and the meningitis but acted like she would be ok once we found out what it is. at least the shunt is treatable. i just am praying and my roommate is telling me to get off the computer cause she is worried about me. so i will update more tomorrow when i go to see her. |
again aai is what you are describing as it can happen from a fall
i still suspect AAI and shaking is a sign of pain not a seizure a seizure is petit mal falling on side or convulsions which is a grand mal those are the only types of seizures other than fly snapping so she is in pain and the AAI is what i think this is still
I do not think a shunt and do not think enciphalitis now since there was a fall involved i definitely think it is AAI
You need to get her to a neurologist