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Old 10-24-2010, 08:00 PM   #35
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Thanks for all your support! Jax has not had any more signs or symptoms so far but I am constantly watching and worried. Everything he does makes me nervous It seems like he is always hitting his head! My husband mentioned that it would be great if they made little helmets for puppies We have not had any other tests done yet. To be honest, I don't know what to test for. My vet says to wait, I don't know what to do...I obviously want to find out whats wrong but I don't want to seem overprotective or neurotic and my vet bill is 600+dollars right now. My little baby Molly was spayed on Friday so I have been watching her over the weekend as well. I am a nervous mother! I was trying to find info on animal neurologists but I don't think there are any in my area. Plus like I said, I don't know what to test for if he isn't having any other symptoms. What should I do? I am just terrified that if we wait for another episode then it will be too late

I am so, so sorry about Trixie. I cannot imagine what you are going through. I will say a prayer for you and your baby.
Neuro dept here:

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I would at least get a second opinion... many vets are not that familiar with specific diseases that affect Yorkies... that's why you may do better seeing a specialist. Also, if your vet suggested hydrocephalus, but then didn't recommend further investigation... that would worry me. There are a few diseases that present with Hydrocephalus, they are AAI, GME, NME, Chiari, Syringomyelia and others. Spinal Taps and MRIs are nomally done to come to a specific diagnosis, as treatment varies for each.

Keeping you all in my prayers...
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