can cornea cuts that arent healing affect your eye sight and does it require surgery?
Q. i have a cut cornea and ulcer in my eye and some of the skin has been burned off my eye and i was just curious if this will affect my eye sight in the future i now have 20/20 well before i got chemicals sprayed in my eye but the doctor said this will be a long term healing process but he wont tell me if it will affect my vision in the future he just tells me that i wont be blind and he tells me it aint healing so do you think i will need surgery or what are the options thanks just me
Asked by SHERRIE O - Thu May 29 15:09:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I seriously don't think anyone here could second guess your Opthalmologist who is treating you. Those are questions only he could answer. Being as it isn't healing surely complicates things.
Answered by Footprintz - Thu May 29 15:18:35 2008
Q. i have a cut cornea and ulcer in my eye and some of the skin has been burned off my eye and i was just curious if this will affect my eye sight in the future i now have 20/20 well before i got chemicals sprayed in my eye but the doctor said this will be a long term healing process but he wont tell me if it will affect my vision in the future he just tells me that i wont be blind and he tells me it aint healing so do you think i will need surgery or what are the options thanks just me
Asked by SHERRIE O - Thu May 29 15:09:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I seriously don't think anyone here could second guess your Opthalmologist who is treating you. Those are questions only he could answer. Being as it isn't healing surely complicates things.
Answered by Footprintz - Thu May 29 15:18:35 2008
Question regarding eyesight in the RAF
Q. I am posting this on behalf of someone: I am hoping to join the RAF as a doctor , but might consider trying to become a pilot , i know you cant become a pilot if your eyesight doesnt meet the standards required , but what if i had corrective laser eye surgery? Eyesight For some jobs including Pilot your eyesight needs to meet certain standards. If you wear glasses, you can work for the RAF but this may affect which roles you can apply for. If you are colour blind, you will not be able to join the RAF as a Firefighter, Weapon Technician, Aircraft Technician (Mechanical) or Aircraft Technician (Avionics). To join as a Pilot or an Engineer Officer, you'll do a colour perception test. It's only by doing this test that we can decide… [cont.]
Asked by gu2_ad - Tue Aug 12 10:11:58 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I joined the navy as a medic last year and I understand that eyesight requirements are the same for all three services. All branches require a minimum eye sight requirement, which is slightly higher in the right eye because that is the eye you use to aim a rifle (yes, even medics have to be able to see well enough to shoot). I have checked since joining and now that I am in, they are happy for me to have whatever laser eye surgery I like. The best thing you can do is to go to an AFCO and get the eyesight form, go to your opticians and get tested and then go back to the AFCO and ask them what your options are with this eyesight. They probably won't know, so tell them to get on the phone and don't leave until you have all your answers. [cont.]
Answered by CFS - Tue Aug 12 10:49:01 2008
Q. I am posting this on behalf of someone: I am hoping to join the RAF as a doctor , but might consider trying to become a pilot , i know you cant become a pilot if your eyesight doesnt meet the standards required , but what if i had corrective laser eye surgery? Eyesight For some jobs including Pilot your eyesight needs to meet certain standards. If you wear glasses, you can work for the RAF but this may affect which roles you can apply for. If you are colour blind, you will not be able to join the RAF as a Firefighter, Weapon Technician, Aircraft Technician (Mechanical) or Aircraft Technician (Avionics). To join as a Pilot or an Engineer Officer, you'll do a colour perception test. It's only by doing this test that we can decide… [cont.]
Asked by gu2_ad - Tue Aug 12 10:11:58 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I joined the navy as a medic last year and I understand that eyesight requirements are the same for all three services. All branches require a minimum eye sight requirement, which is slightly higher in the right eye because that is the eye you use to aim a rifle (yes, even medics have to be able to see well enough to shoot). I have checked since joining and now that I am in, they are happy for me to have whatever laser eye surgery I like. The best thing you can do is to go to an AFCO and get the eyesight form, go to your opticians and get tested and then go back to the AFCO and ask them what your options are with this eyesight. They probably won't know, so tell them to get on the phone and don't leave until you have all your answers. [cont.]
Answered by CFS - Tue Aug 12 10:49:01 2008
Poll: Do you like this arthur rimbaud poem?
Q. The Parisian Orgy or Paris is Repeopled O cowards, there she is! Pile out into the stations! The sun with its fiery lungs blew clear The boulevards that one evening the Barbarians filled. Here is the holy City, seated in the West! Come! we'll stave off the return of the fires, Here are the quays, here are the boulevards, here Are the houses against the pale, Radiant blue-starred, one evening, by the red flashes of bombs! Hide the dead palaces with forests of planks! Affrighted, the dying daylight freshens your looks. Look at the red-headed troop of the wrigglers of hips: Be mad, you'll be comical, being haggard! Pack of bitches on heat, eating poultices, The cry from the houses of gold calls you. Plunder! Eat! See the night of joy and… [cont.]
Asked by Love minus zero/no limit - Mon Jun 8 22:53:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take in--- overwhelmingly so on a first read. But it has many morales, and imagination gone wild. Emotion mastered. So yes just a little- lots!
Answered by Darbz - Mon Jun 8 23:02:20 2009
Q. The Parisian Orgy or Paris is Repeopled O cowards, there she is! Pile out into the stations! The sun with its fiery lungs blew clear The boulevards that one evening the Barbarians filled. Here is the holy City, seated in the West! Come! we'll stave off the return of the fires, Here are the quays, here are the boulevards, here Are the houses against the pale, Radiant blue-starred, one evening, by the red flashes of bombs! Hide the dead palaces with forests of planks! Affrighted, the dying daylight freshens your looks. Look at the red-headed troop of the wrigglers of hips: Be mad, you'll be comical, being haggard! Pack of bitches on heat, eating poultices, The cry from the houses of gold calls you. Plunder! Eat! See the night of joy and… [cont.]
Asked by Love minus zero/no limit - Mon Jun 8 22:53:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take in--- overwhelmingly so on a first read. But it has many morales, and imagination gone wild. Emotion mastered. So yes just a little- lots!
Answered by Darbz - Mon Jun 8 23:02:20 2009
What sort of health issues does/did your miniature Schnauzer have?
Q. I'm just trying to see what other owners have dealt with along the line of health issues with their miniature Schnauzers. Not Standards or others, but purebred minis. After 9.5 years, we just lost our sweet girl overnight 11/30-12/1. What's killing me the most is that the vet said she was doing better and would be coming home the next day. Well, she came home, but to be buried. She was purchased at a pet shop. I KNOW, so the last thing I need is someone finger-wagging and saying how it's "Wrong". Trust me, I KNOW. The only regret I don't have is of her temperament/disposition. Nobody would ever have found a sweeter, better-natured dog. She was playful and active up until 3 days before she died. We as a family are heartbroken and while… [cont.]
Asked by RKO - Thu Dec 3 19:39:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine what I would be like without my little guy. I have a 9 year old mini schnauzer and the only real problem he has is that he develops cysts all over his skin. He actually got one surgically removed because it was growing too quickly and now he has 3 more in different places. We're told that they're completely benign and don't really harm him in any way. Other than that..he's had a few gastrointestinal problems because he likes to get into everything and eat it, but nothing genetically I don't think. We also got him at a pet store (which i will never do again) but he's definitely extremely perky.
Answered by Melly Belly - Thu Dec 3 20:27:53 2009
Q. I'm just trying to see what other owners have dealt with along the line of health issues with their miniature Schnauzers. Not Standards or others, but purebred minis. After 9.5 years, we just lost our sweet girl overnight 11/30-12/1. What's killing me the most is that the vet said she was doing better and would be coming home the next day. Well, she came home, but to be buried. She was purchased at a pet shop. I KNOW, so the last thing I need is someone finger-wagging and saying how it's "Wrong". Trust me, I KNOW. The only regret I don't have is of her temperament/disposition. Nobody would ever have found a sweeter, better-natured dog. She was playful and active up until 3 days before she died. We as a family are heartbroken and while… [cont.]
Asked by RKO - Thu Dec 3 19:39:42 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't imagine what I would be like without my little guy. I have a 9 year old mini schnauzer and the only real problem he has is that he develops cysts all over his skin. He actually got one surgically removed because it was growing too quickly and now he has 3 more in different places. We're told that they're completely benign and don't really harm him in any way. Other than that..he's had a few gastrointestinal problems because he likes to get into everything and eat it, but nothing genetically I don't think. We also got him at a pet store (which i will never do again) but he's definitely extremely perky.
Answered by Melly Belly - Thu Dec 3 20:27:53 2009
urgent question. how to tell if your cat is ready to be put to sleep?
Q. my cat is 16 yrs old and was diagnosed with cancer in her head. shes still eating but is now drooling on herself and has an ulcer in her eye. should i be waiting or taking her now?
Asked by sarah - Sun Jun 7 15:09:13 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sarah, I am so sorry that you have to endure this difficult decision. Your cat has lived a long life, longer than most. Since I have not seen your cat I can't offer an answer but I have a feeling you do. Re-read your question then answer it as if it were someone else asking. This is one of the most difficult times with pets. You don't really want to let them go but you know death is inevitable. I am so sorry. She knows she is loved, if that helps.
Answered by sarahbarrerafarah - Sun Jun 7 15:19:18 2009
Q. my cat is 16 yrs old and was diagnosed with cancer in her head. shes still eating but is now drooling on herself and has an ulcer in her eye. should i be waiting or taking her now?
Asked by sarah - Sun Jun 7 15:09:13 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sarah, I am so sorry that you have to endure this difficult decision. Your cat has lived a long life, longer than most. Since I have not seen your cat I can't offer an answer but I have a feeling you do. Re-read your question then answer it as if it were someone else asking. This is one of the most difficult times with pets. You don't really want to let them go but you know death is inevitable. I am so sorry. She knows she is loved, if that helps.
Answered by sarahbarrerafarah - Sun Jun 7 15:19:18 2009
I have had a Corneal Ulcer twice in my right eye, how do you take care of your contact lenses to prevent this?
Q. How do you clean your contact lense? When is the right time to take them out after school when i get home, because sometimes I would wear contacts untll i take them off before sleeping. My doctor Dr.David W. Gordon OD said the time period to keep the lenses is 1 to 2 weeks and then dispose them so my eyes are prevented from anything, like what i had twice a corneal ulcer. I wear them everyday sometimes even wear it for more than 14 hours from school morning to after school and untill 9,10 or 11 at night when i go to sleep.
Asked by Kristine Mendoza_13 - Mon Nov 30 21:41:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. How do you clean your contact lense? When is the right time to take them out after school when i get home, because sometimes I would wear contacts untll i take them off before sleeping. My doctor Dr.David W. Gordon OD said the time period to keep the lenses is 1 to 2 weeks and then dispose them so my eyes are prevented from anything, like what i had twice a corneal ulcer. I wear them everyday sometimes even wear it for more than 14 hours from school morning to after school and untill 9,10 or 11 at night when i go to sleep.
Asked by Kristine Mendoza_13 - Mon Nov 30 21:41:12 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
EYE PROBLEMS ON AN ENGLISH BULL DOG?
Q. Hello, I own a 1 year old English Bull Dog. He has developed an eye problem where his eye lid is inverted, it has caused him an ulcer in his eye. The vet advised he needs immediate eye surgery called "Blepharoplasty". Has anyone had a this problem in their dog before? If so what was the outcome? Did your dog loose his eye sight? How much did you pay for the procedure? Thank You.
Asked by happysmiles - Fri Feb 13 00:23:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your dog's condition is called entropion, and can only be corrected through surgery. The inverted eyelid causes the lashes to rub against the cornea and results in the ulcers you describe. Without surgery, the dog will eventually lose sight in the affected eye(s). In the meantime, its a very painful condition. This is a fairly common disorder in many breeds, especially the bulldog, and is easily corrected through surgery. I'd recommend seeing a veterinary ophthalmologist for the procedure as they are likely to have had far more experience in correcting this problem that your regular vet.
Answered by CS - Fri Feb 13 08:01:15 2009
Q. Hello, I own a 1 year old English Bull Dog. He has developed an eye problem where his eye lid is inverted, it has caused him an ulcer in his eye. The vet advised he needs immediate eye surgery called "Blepharoplasty". Has anyone had a this problem in their dog before? If so what was the outcome? Did your dog loose his eye sight? How much did you pay for the procedure? Thank You.
Asked by happysmiles - Fri Feb 13 00:23:49 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your dog's condition is called entropion, and can only be corrected through surgery. The inverted eyelid causes the lashes to rub against the cornea and results in the ulcers you describe. Without surgery, the dog will eventually lose sight in the affected eye(s). In the meantime, its a very painful condition. This is a fairly common disorder in many breeds, especially the bulldog, and is easily corrected through surgery. I'd recommend seeing a veterinary ophthalmologist for the procedure as they are likely to have had far more experience in correcting this problem that your regular vet.
Answered by CS - Fri Feb 13 08:01:15 2009
Glands, lumps, ulcers, irritable tongue?
Q. I spent last weekend sleeping because the glands in my neck had swollen, stiff/painful and I felt exhausted. Since then, I have developed two painful lumps one under each armpit (can't touch them). My tongue is swollen, 7/8 ulcers have appeared around the edge, the surface is painful (burning sensation). My ears are irritable and today two puffy water 'bags' appeared on my face (below my right eye). It is difficult/painful to eat/drink. My doctor suggested it is 'stress' related and told me to visit him again in two/three weeks if symptoms haven't disappeared... He didn't prescribe anything. I'm 45, a working mum with two lovely little girls... hence, my concern! Last time I visited the doctors was two years ago - only go when we need… [cont.]
Asked by Sally - Sat Feb 13 19:03:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is not much to go on, but it does not sound like "stress" to me. Have you taken any prescription drugs lately? Possibly an allergic reaction? Get a second opinion.
Answered by ignoramus - Sat Feb 13 19:07:28 2010
Q. I spent last weekend sleeping because the glands in my neck had swollen, stiff/painful and I felt exhausted. Since then, I have developed two painful lumps one under each armpit (can't touch them). My tongue is swollen, 7/8 ulcers have appeared around the edge, the surface is painful (burning sensation). My ears are irritable and today two puffy water 'bags' appeared on my face (below my right eye). It is difficult/painful to eat/drink. My doctor suggested it is 'stress' related and told me to visit him again in two/three weeks if symptoms haven't disappeared... He didn't prescribe anything. I'm 45, a working mum with two lovely little girls... hence, my concern! Last time I visited the doctors was two years ago - only go when we need… [cont.]
Asked by Sally - Sat Feb 13 19:03:50 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is not much to go on, but it does not sound like "stress" to me. Have you taken any prescription drugs lately? Possibly an allergic reaction? Get a second opinion.
Answered by ignoramus - Sat Feb 13 19:07:28 2010
ive been having a left eye problem recently?
Q. ok ive already asked this question before but i didnt quite specify enough i am currently 12 years old about to turn 13 in 4 months all my life, my left eye has been my best seeing eye, my right eye not so much because it was always kinda blurry, i always depended on my left eye to help me see the board and stuff i should also mention that my left eye is actually like a lazy eye, its a bit noticeably smaller than my right eye ive been glued to my computer and xbox 360 for at least 4 hours a day for the past couple years and my left eyes have showed no signs of vision loss at all, just a bit redness recently however the past 2-3weeks, my left eye has been very dry and it always feels like somthing is in it, it is very dry so i have to… [cont.]
Asked by IDCd0oD - Sat Apr 18 17:04:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should definitely check with a doctor. but, it could be glaucoma and a cataract. glaucoma can be a sign of diabetes, or it can just be glaucoma but a clear cataract either way will bother your eye and keep growing so you have to get it removed. A cataract clearing surgery takes one day and you have to wear those big glasses for about a couple of days, so thats an option that you could possibly try. hope this helps. :]
Answered by itspronouncedkaylajonas - Sat Apr 18 17:12:24 2009
Q. ok ive already asked this question before but i didnt quite specify enough i am currently 12 years old about to turn 13 in 4 months all my life, my left eye has been my best seeing eye, my right eye not so much because it was always kinda blurry, i always depended on my left eye to help me see the board and stuff i should also mention that my left eye is actually like a lazy eye, its a bit noticeably smaller than my right eye ive been glued to my computer and xbox 360 for at least 4 hours a day for the past couple years and my left eyes have showed no signs of vision loss at all, just a bit redness recently however the past 2-3weeks, my left eye has been very dry and it always feels like somthing is in it, it is very dry so i have to… [cont.]
Asked by IDCd0oD - Sat Apr 18 17:04:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you should definitely check with a doctor. but, it could be glaucoma and a cataract. glaucoma can be a sign of diabetes, or it can just be glaucoma but a clear cataract either way will bother your eye and keep growing so you have to get it removed. A cataract clearing surgery takes one day and you have to wear those big glasses for about a couple of days, so thats an option that you could possibly try. hope this helps. :]
Answered by itspronouncedkaylajonas - Sat Apr 18 17:12:24 2009
terrible eye pain; ulcer?
Q. so i had a eye ulcer before. & the pain was terrible. i have gotten it again. in the same eye! my ma is in the process of making eye doctor appointment. i have been using the ointment i have from the previous ulcer. but my question is how long before permanent eye vision is lost? has anyone had one of these before? please share your stories, & what your doctors told you. thanks so much.
Asked by Elexus - Mon Nov 2 18:10:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what kind of ulcer you had and what caused it to start with Corneal abrasion from grit etc are different but treated the same way Do you wear contact lenses if so then hygiene is of the utmost importance. Some bacteria that cause corneal ulcers can actually live in contact lense cases even with solution. If you do then change back to glasses As a doctor I advise you to see an opthalmologist (eye doctor) and have a proper examination. Most eye clinics have a rapid access service or drop in sessions. Alternatively there a numerous eye hospitals everywhere - like A&E but for eyes. Continue with your ointment but best to get checked out as you only get one pair of eyes so treat them right
Answered by Roger N - Mon Nov 2 18:22:33 2009
Q. so i had a eye ulcer before. & the pain was terrible. i have gotten it again. in the same eye! my ma is in the process of making eye doctor appointment. i have been using the ointment i have from the previous ulcer. but my question is how long before permanent eye vision is lost? has anyone had one of these before? please share your stories, & what your doctors told you. thanks so much.
Asked by Elexus - Mon Nov 2 18:10:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends what kind of ulcer you had and what caused it to start with Corneal abrasion from grit etc are different but treated the same way Do you wear contact lenses if so then hygiene is of the utmost importance. Some bacteria that cause corneal ulcers can actually live in contact lense cases even with solution. If you do then change back to glasses As a doctor I advise you to see an opthalmologist (eye doctor) and have a proper examination. Most eye clinics have a rapid access service or drop in sessions. Alternatively there a numerous eye hospitals everywhere - like A&E but for eyes. Continue with your ointment but best to get checked out as you only get one pair of eyes so treat them right
Answered by Roger N - Mon Nov 2 18:22:33 2009
Corneal ulcer caused my eye contacts?
Q. Well my sister just went to a doctor's appointment because of her corneal ulcer caused by her contacts that isn't going away and is being referred to a specialist. I just want to know what she could of done with her contacts that got her this infection. 3 years ago she had another problem with contacts because she had a tear in her cornea so now with this ulcer, it's just annoying to me and my parents because we're assuming that she just doesn't clean them properly. However they're soft contacts by the way meaning that they absorb moisture along with the bacteria if not cleaned well, and well the only thing my sister is doing wrong that I'm guessing is that right when she wakes up in the morning before washing her face, she puts her… [cont.]
Asked by confused - Tue Dec 1 17:33:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Well my sister just went to a doctor's appointment because of her corneal ulcer caused by her contacts that isn't going away and is being referred to a specialist. I just want to know what she could of done with her contacts that got her this infection. 3 years ago she had another problem with contacts because she had a tear in her cornea so now with this ulcer, it's just annoying to me and my parents because we're assuming that she just doesn't clean them properly. However they're soft contacts by the way meaning that they absorb moisture along with the bacteria if not cleaned well, and well the only thing my sister is doing wrong that I'm guessing is that right when she wakes up in the morning before washing her face, she puts her… [cont.]
Asked by confused - Tue Dec 1 17:33:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Dog aged 15 eye surgery.?
Q. shes had ulcers on one eye since nov last year,weve tryed drops antibiotics,and on tuesday,she had surgery to stitch the third eye lid over the eye we hope this will cure it but vet says it might not, we could be put in touch with a specalist, but even this might not work due to dogs age, my dog has been very uncomfetable and very down, shes had pain, so do i put her throw this ,as she is nearly blind, iam starting to think that the option is to remove the eye and give her comfert,and pain relief,mony has nothing to do with the option, as shes insured,so to all dog lovers,what it your opinion on this, thank you. shes healthy all blood test are ok ,only other thing artharitis but thats old age. thanks to everyone who gave me there views, it… [cont.]
Asked by bounce bounce - Fri Feb 6 16:45:12 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gosh do I know how you feel. One week ago we had to euthanize our fifteen-year-old Cocker Spaniel. On Thursday morning he seemed fine. By Thursday night he was lethargic and obviously not himself. Friday morning we took him to the vet and they discovered a tumor on his pancreas, probably growing into his liver. As much as I loved him, I would never let him suffer. It hurts us so badly, but it is cruel to make them live in pain when they don't have to. We really do have to consider their quality of life, it isn't ours. Nobody can make a decision like this for you, we can just advise you. I hope the best for you and your little dog. God Bless
Answered by Vicki J - Fri Feb 6 16:55:44 2009
Q. shes had ulcers on one eye since nov last year,weve tryed drops antibiotics,and on tuesday,she had surgery to stitch the third eye lid over the eye we hope this will cure it but vet says it might not, we could be put in touch with a specalist, but even this might not work due to dogs age, my dog has been very uncomfetable and very down, shes had pain, so do i put her throw this ,as she is nearly blind, iam starting to think that the option is to remove the eye and give her comfert,and pain relief,mony has nothing to do with the option, as shes insured,so to all dog lovers,what it your opinion on this, thank you. shes healthy all blood test are ok ,only other thing artharitis but thats old age. thanks to everyone who gave me there views, it… [cont.]
Asked by bounce bounce - Fri Feb 6 16:45:12 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gosh do I know how you feel. One week ago we had to euthanize our fifteen-year-old Cocker Spaniel. On Thursday morning he seemed fine. By Thursday night he was lethargic and obviously not himself. Friday morning we took him to the vet and they discovered a tumor on his pancreas, probably growing into his liver. As much as I loved him, I would never let him suffer. It hurts us so badly, but it is cruel to make them live in pain when they don't have to. We really do have to consider their quality of life, it isn't ours. Nobody can make a decision like this for you, we can just advise you. I hope the best for you and your little dog. God Bless
Answered by Vicki J - Fri Feb 6 16:55:44 2009
can anyone figure this out?
Q. Well this is hard to explain but right if you look in your mouth and pull your bottom lip out and you have a string of gum that attaches to your gum on the lower set of teeth well i have this ulcer thing on it but it doesn't look like a normal ulcer its like a hole surrounded by this skin and then i have four normal ulcers around my mouth But this hole ulcer thing is seriously painful it hurts when i do anything like even talk and it is so painful when i eat or drink anything. I cant get anyone to look at it coz when i pull my lip out its so painful that my eyes start to water. You might think that im being over the top but imagine the an ulcer u have had that has been painful then and imagine pain worse than it. But it really does not… [cont.]
Asked by Amy - Sat Jun 13 15:47:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its gingevitus.
Answered by yzfr6biker@btinternet.com - Sat Jun 13 15:56:25 2009
Q. Well this is hard to explain but right if you look in your mouth and pull your bottom lip out and you have a string of gum that attaches to your gum on the lower set of teeth well i have this ulcer thing on it but it doesn't look like a normal ulcer its like a hole surrounded by this skin and then i have four normal ulcers around my mouth But this hole ulcer thing is seriously painful it hurts when i do anything like even talk and it is so painful when i eat or drink anything. I cant get anyone to look at it coz when i pull my lip out its so painful that my eyes start to water. You might think that im being over the top but imagine the an ulcer u have had that has been painful then and imagine pain worse than it. But it really does not… [cont.]
Asked by Amy - Sat Jun 13 15:47:34 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its gingevitus.
Answered by yzfr6biker@btinternet.com - Sat Jun 13 15:56:25 2009
PLESE ANSWER..my dog is under anasthesia right now..he is being operated for an ulcer in the eye..doctors said
Q. they are optimistic that everything will turn out well.I am still very worried though..has your dog ever gone under anasthesia?how big are the risks?..he isgetting neutered at the same timeso i am EXTRA worried.i want to call the vet and ask but everyone is saying i shouldnt.I am scared though..I love my dog soo much. kay now i am crying cuz i realize he is soo small and his nose is so little.wouldnt it be harder for him to breath?hes a chihuhua
Asked by p - Wed Oct 24 22:12:48 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is ok to be nervous, but these operations are pretty safe. Since you dog needs the eye fixed now, it is a good time to neuter him too so he doenst have to have the anesthesia once, which I personally hate waking up from worse than I do being operated on. I am glad you care so much aobut your dog. So many aren't so lucky. Just try to think calming thoughts. It will be OK.
Answered by Jennifer T - Wed Oct 24 22:36:52 2007
Q. they are optimistic that everything will turn out well.I am still very worried though..has your dog ever gone under anasthesia?how big are the risks?..he isgetting neutered at the same timeso i am EXTRA worried.i want to call the vet and ask but everyone is saying i shouldnt.I am scared though..I love my dog soo much. kay now i am crying cuz i realize he is soo small and his nose is so little.wouldnt it be harder for him to breath?hes a chihuhua
Asked by p - Wed Oct 24 22:12:48 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is ok to be nervous, but these operations are pretty safe. Since you dog needs the eye fixed now, it is a good time to neuter him too so he doenst have to have the anesthesia once, which I personally hate waking up from worse than I do being operated on. I am glad you care so much aobut your dog. So many aren't so lucky. Just try to think calming thoughts. It will be OK.
Answered by Jennifer T - Wed Oct 24 22:36:52 2007
Should i let my stray kitten outside?
Q. Not long after christmas my partner found a stray kitten on his farm. There were two! we kept one and took the other one to SPCA. Anyways... Not long after-wards he ended up getting a ulcer in his eye. Having to operate asap costing me $350.00. His eye is fixed now and we have called him lucky! Lucky has SO much energy as kittens do but just wont stop. My question here today is do you think it would be ok to let him outside? We are in a rural area so there's not many other cats around. but the ones that are, are quite far away. But then i think he was a stray what if he found his way back to where he was dumped? I have another older cat also so im hoping that if i put him outside my rascal (older cat) will look after him as they could play… [cont.]
Asked by Nixandcraig - Sun Apr 5 17:56:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you should. I have had cats all of my life, regularly totally 6 or more and they love nothing more than running around in the area outside that they call home. Cats can adapt to living indoors, but so can any animal, if you want it to enjoy living then allow it to roam around outside. One of my cats is so fond of being outside that it is rare for us to see it indoors before 10 or 11 at night. Also the younger stray will feel happier having a playmate, especially an older cat as they bond in a 'pride' like friendship and will groom and play with each other a lot more if they can go around together all the time. My advice is to keep your cat well fed, watered and with easy access to indoors but other than that allow it all of the outdoor… [cont.]
Answered by B D - Sun Apr 5 18:28:15 2009
Q. Not long after christmas my partner found a stray kitten on his farm. There were two! we kept one and took the other one to SPCA. Anyways... Not long after-wards he ended up getting a ulcer in his eye. Having to operate asap costing me $350.00. His eye is fixed now and we have called him lucky! Lucky has SO much energy as kittens do but just wont stop. My question here today is do you think it would be ok to let him outside? We are in a rural area so there's not many other cats around. but the ones that are, are quite far away. But then i think he was a stray what if he found his way back to where he was dumped? I have another older cat also so im hoping that if i put him outside my rascal (older cat) will look after him as they could play… [cont.]
Asked by Nixandcraig - Sun Apr 5 17:56:34 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes you should. I have had cats all of my life, regularly totally 6 or more and they love nothing more than running around in the area outside that they call home. Cats can adapt to living indoors, but so can any animal, if you want it to enjoy living then allow it to roam around outside. One of my cats is so fond of being outside that it is rare for us to see it indoors before 10 or 11 at night. Also the younger stray will feel happier having a playmate, especially an older cat as they bond in a 'pride' like friendship and will groom and play with each other a lot more if they can go around together all the time. My advice is to keep your cat well fed, watered and with easy access to indoors but other than that allow it all of the outdoor… [cont.]
Answered by B D - Sun Apr 5 18:28:15 2009
what is colitis? How to resolve?
Q. horse was seen by vet this am. 4 yr old ottb. yesterday aftn., was fine when i went out to groom and hand graze...although he did seem very, very calm...was bright eyed and munched grass for 15 minutes. i left. 2 hours later he was down in the field , took 3 people to get him up. brought in barn, and given banamine becasue he was circleing and exhibiting colic symptoms. has green , runny manure. no temp. no change in feed or turnout in the past 5 weeks. wormed regular 6-8 weeks. stool sample and blood taken this am. more banamine this am. told to keep him in til tomorrow, with hay , no grain. vet says possible colitis. horse may have ulcers. what is colitis, what is the casue and how do your resolve? thanks for your advice, in advance!… [cont.]
Asked by partly cloudy - Tue Mar 10 13:17:43 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm posting a list of articles on equine colitis...Actually, you should read the last link I posted first...it is the best overall information... This is on Clostridium difficile...thought I'd isolate it out of the maze... C. Difficile lives in the horse's gut, but can begin increasing populations and killing off the good bacteria, especially after a round of antibiotics. It may be something the vet should look at. Here is a very good one on the overall causes...covers Salmonella and Pototmac, and others... Resolving it will be determined by finding the cause and eliminating it, if possible. Managing his diet will be an important factor in his recovery as well. I think after you read the articles you'll have at least some… [cont.]
Answered by gallop - Tue Mar 10 13:56:34 2009
Q. horse was seen by vet this am. 4 yr old ottb. yesterday aftn., was fine when i went out to groom and hand graze...although he did seem very, very calm...was bright eyed and munched grass for 15 minutes. i left. 2 hours later he was down in the field , took 3 people to get him up. brought in barn, and given banamine becasue he was circleing and exhibiting colic symptoms. has green , runny manure. no temp. no change in feed or turnout in the past 5 weeks. wormed regular 6-8 weeks. stool sample and blood taken this am. more banamine this am. told to keep him in til tomorrow, with hay , no grain. vet says possible colitis. horse may have ulcers. what is colitis, what is the casue and how do your resolve? thanks for your advice, in advance!… [cont.]
Asked by partly cloudy - Tue Mar 10 13:17:43 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm posting a list of articles on equine colitis...Actually, you should read the last link I posted first...it is the best overall information... This is on Clostridium difficile...thought I'd isolate it out of the maze... C. Difficile lives in the horse's gut, but can begin increasing populations and killing off the good bacteria, especially after a round of antibiotics. It may be something the vet should look at. Here is a very good one on the overall causes...covers Salmonella and Pototmac, and others... Resolving it will be determined by finding the cause and eliminating it, if possible. Managing his diet will be an important factor in his recovery as well. I think after you read the articles you'll have at least some… [cont.]
Answered by gallop - Tue Mar 10 13:56:34 2009
doctors joke,just get through yahoo groups?
Q. A man speaks frantically into the phone, "My wife is pregnant, and her contractions are only two minutes apart!" "Is this her first child?" the doctor queries. "No, you idiot!" the man shouts. "This is her husband!" A doctor and his wife were having a big argument at breakfast. "You aren't so good in bed either!" he shouted and stormed off to work. By midmorning, he decided he'd better make amends and phoned home. After many rings, his wife picked up the phone. "What took you so long to answer?" "I was in bed." "What were you doing in bed this late?" "Getting a second opinion." Doctor: I have some bad news and some very bad news. Patient: Well, might as well give me the bad news first. Doctor: The lab called with your test results.… [cont.]
Asked by manofwordsddn - Tue Jun 13 14:24:47 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. OMG! THose are so cool and hilarious. I really loved them. thanks for the laugh and the 2 pts
Answered by ssig1e - Tue Jun 13 14:49:53 2006
Q. A man speaks frantically into the phone, "My wife is pregnant, and her contractions are only two minutes apart!" "Is this her first child?" the doctor queries. "No, you idiot!" the man shouts. "This is her husband!" A doctor and his wife were having a big argument at breakfast. "You aren't so good in bed either!" he shouted and stormed off to work. By midmorning, he decided he'd better make amends and phoned home. After many rings, his wife picked up the phone. "What took you so long to answer?" "I was in bed." "What were you doing in bed this late?" "Getting a second opinion." Doctor: I have some bad news and some very bad news. Patient: Well, might as well give me the bad news first. Doctor: The lab called with your test results.… [cont.]
Asked by manofwordsddn - Tue Jun 13 14:24:47 2006 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. OMG! THose are so cool and hilarious. I really loved them. thanks for the laugh and the 2 pts
Answered by ssig1e - Tue Jun 13 14:49:53 2006
Ramadan: The Types Of Hearts. [Shortened] ---?
Q. As-Salamu Alaykum the types of hearts narrated by Ibn Bashir: I heard Allah's Apostle saying: "Both legal and illegal things are evident but in between them there are doubtful (suspicious) things and most of the people have no knowledge about them. So whoever saves himself from these suspicious things saves his religion and his honor. And whoever indulges in these suspicious things is like a shepherd who grazes (his animals) near the pastures of someone else and at any moment he is liable to get in it. (O people!) Beware! Every king has a pasture and the pasture of Allah on the earth is His illegal (forbidden) things. Beware! There is a piece of flesh in the body if it becomes good (reformed) the whole body becomes good but if it gets… [cont.]
Asked by remona[ ]; - Wed Feb 24 19:32:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alykum asalaam wa ramatollhi wa barakatuhu, i really enjoyed and appreciated that! Jazaka'Allah Firdaus. thank you! peace xo
Answered by Through high&low - Alhamdulillah - Wed Feb 24 20:31:00 2010
Q. As-Salamu Alaykum the types of hearts narrated by Ibn Bashir: I heard Allah's Apostle saying: "Both legal and illegal things are evident but in between them there are doubtful (suspicious) things and most of the people have no knowledge about them. So whoever saves himself from these suspicious things saves his religion and his honor. And whoever indulges in these suspicious things is like a shepherd who grazes (his animals) near the pastures of someone else and at any moment he is liable to get in it. (O people!) Beware! Every king has a pasture and the pasture of Allah on the earth is His illegal (forbidden) things. Beware! There is a piece of flesh in the body if it becomes good (reformed) the whole body becomes good but if it gets… [cont.]
Asked by remona[ ]; - Wed Feb 24 19:32:21 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Alykum asalaam wa ramatollhi wa barakatuhu, i really enjoyed and appreciated that! Jazaka'Allah Firdaus. thank you! peace xo
Answered by Through high&low - Alhamdulillah - Wed Feb 24 20:31:00 2010
Why do i feel so bad?
Q. Two weeks ago i banged my head on a door frame, it hurt but i didn't feel sick or have a headache because of it. Ever since i've been getting the occasional pain in the same area and it's now moved all the way over my whole forehead. I've been going on my laptop recently a lot so i'm unsure as to whether it's just strain from my eyes or not. I've also been staying up till about 3am and getting up at 1pm the next day, can lots of sleep cause this? I've also recently got a nasty ulcer in my mouth that's massive, i heard this is a sign that your body is weak? So i don't know what's wrong with me :S
Asked by ryan p - Sun Jul 19 18:42:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to a doctor
Answered by Preet - Sun Jul 19 18:48:03 2009
Q. Two weeks ago i banged my head on a door frame, it hurt but i didn't feel sick or have a headache because of it. Ever since i've been getting the occasional pain in the same area and it's now moved all the way over my whole forehead. I've been going on my laptop recently a lot so i'm unsure as to whether it's just strain from my eyes or not. I've also been staying up till about 3am and getting up at 1pm the next day, can lots of sleep cause this? I've also recently got a nasty ulcer in my mouth that's massive, i heard this is a sign that your body is weak? So i don't know what's wrong with me :S
Asked by ryan p - Sun Jul 19 18:42:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to a doctor
Answered by Preet - Sun Jul 19 18:48:03 2009
If Obama's Commucare suceeds in passing, and he modifies our behavior, is this what we have to look forward to?
Q. Modify our behavior by heavily taxing or outlawing sugary drinks, cigarettes, alcohol etc... Is this what we have to look forward to in the future? "The telescreen was giving forth an ear-splitting whistle which continued on the same note for thirty seconds. It was nought seven fifteen, getting-up time for office workers. Winston wrenched his body out of bed--naked, for a member of the Outer Party received only 3,000 clothing coupons annually, and a suit of pyjamas was 600--and seized a dingy singlet and a pair of shorts that were lying across a chair. The Physical Jerks would begin in three minutes. The next moment he was doubled up by a violent coughing fit which nearly always attacked him soon after waking up. It emptied his lungs so… [cont.]
Asked by Socialism = FAIL - Wed Jul 22 10:52:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Abolition of private property and the application of all rents of land to public purposes. 2. A heavy progressive or graduated income tax 3. Abolition of all rights of inheritance (Death Tax) 4. Confiscation of the property of all emigrants and rebels. 5. Centralization of credit in the hands of the state, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly. 6. Centralization of the means of communications and transportation in the hands of the State. 7. Extension of factories and instruments of production owned by the state, the bringing into cultivation of waste lands, and the improvement of the soil generally in accordance with a common plan. 8. Equal liability of all to labor. Establishment of… [cont.]
Answered by Hybrid Moments - Wed Jul 22 10:56:10 2009
Q. Modify our behavior by heavily taxing or outlawing sugary drinks, cigarettes, alcohol etc... Is this what we have to look forward to in the future? "The telescreen was giving forth an ear-splitting whistle which continued on the same note for thirty seconds. It was nought seven fifteen, getting-up time for office workers. Winston wrenched his body out of bed--naked, for a member of the Outer Party received only 3,000 clothing coupons annually, and a suit of pyjamas was 600--and seized a dingy singlet and a pair of shorts that were lying across a chair. The Physical Jerks would begin in three minutes. The next moment he was doubled up by a violent coughing fit which nearly always attacked him soon after waking up. It emptied his lungs so… [cont.]
Asked by Socialism = FAIL - Wed Jul 22 10:52:12 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Abolition of private property and the application of all rents of land to public purposes. 2. A heavy progressive or graduated income tax 3. Abolition of all rights of inheritance (Death Tax) 4. Confiscation of the property of all emigrants and rebels. 5. Centralization of credit in the hands of the state, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly. 6. Centralization of the means of communications and transportation in the hands of the State. 7. Extension of factories and instruments of production owned by the state, the bringing into cultivation of waste lands, and the improvement of the soil generally in accordance with a common plan. 8. Equal liability of all to labor. Establishment of… [cont.]
Answered by Hybrid Moments - Wed Jul 22 10:56:10 2009
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The vet also said the . ulcer. was square rather than round, and that this was weird. I guess it's better than when she called Frankie weird because he wouldn't pee for the vet techs. Still, it's a bit disturbing to be told . your. dog or ... Mina, my lurcher, had severe corneal . ulcers. on both her . eyes. last year. Unfortunately, for Mina, it was too late for drops (very long story, but she's more than likely allergic to ingredients in eye drops) so surgery was the only option. ...
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