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Old 10-19-2014, 11:50 AM   #5
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Second opinion is definitely warranted, and that by an internal medicine specialist.


And that to get a confirmation of an official diagnosis.


Having said that, and once you have the diagnosis, alternative remedies might prove more effective in the long run for a chronic non surgical condition that proves resistant to traditional Western medicine. How-ever the link below does talk about corrective surgery for cystitis polypoid.


problem.Polypoid Cystitis in Dogs | eHow


Please let us know how you and your dog are doing, and seriously consider getting a second opinion from a specialist.
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