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My German Shepherd, has about 4 lumps on her, ( 1 on her neck 1 on her upper back spine one on her side, and?
One near her cheek. she did have the disempter about 2 weeks ago, and the rabies about the same time, she did just get cured for Parvo about 2 and a half – 3 weeks ago , It dont seem to cause her any pain, or effect her, in any way when you touch em it dont bother her as well, she dont get sick, she eat and drinks normally, What do you think it could be? I’m thinking they are cyst, any inputs would be great
Also, I forgot to metion, when you pick up her skin, you pick up the lump too, its not to hard, not to soft,
Oh and also, shes 6 months old
I plan on taking her to the vet, I just would like some imputs on what you think it is, they are closed today, so I cant till tomarrow,
Well, She cant reach them to knaw on them, and I notice, no color diffrence in her skin, but shes more of a black shepherd, then Brown, and its hard to tell but i really see no diffrence in skin color
They probably are lipomas, or fatty lumps. Some breeds are prone to them. They often occur just under the skin and are moveable (like you said – when you pick up the skin, you can basically pick up the lump). Still, to be safe, you should have a vet aspirate them and check, because some fatty lumps are not harmless. You should also keep an eye on them and make sure that you get any checked out again if they grow fast or increase in size. You should also remove any that get in the way of mobility (like sometimes they occur under the arm).
Aesthetically, if you want to have them removed, you can do that too, but there’s no guarantee that a new one won’t pop up right where the old one was. Our dog is 10 years old and he has a couple. At this age, we’re not going to put him under anesthesia just to have them removed for aesthetic reasons (they have also all been aspirated, biopsied and cleared by the vet). But if my dog was going under anyway for say a dental cleaning or spaying, you can choose to have them removed also.
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The first edition of this workbook is regarded as a classic in its field, and was the first book to introduce trigger point therapy to the general public as a self-care tool for alleviating chronic pain caused by a variety of conditions, including arthritis, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, headache, muscle ache, and repetitive strain injuries. As the author makes clear, all such c…
This book is for everyone who hurts and wants to stop hurting. Renowned research scientist and author Dr. Jolie Bookspan first explains how pain develops and continues. Then in an enjoyable and easy-to-read manner, Dr. Bookspan shows how to apply simple techniques to stop the causes of pain—-and keep it from coming back. Addresses neck and upper back pain, lower back pain, shoulder pain, hip pain…
