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Hello everyone, I have an 11-year-old cat named Marie, whom I love very much (we have an extremely close bond), who has been hospitalized at the veterinary clinic since yesterday due to the following symptoms: daily vomiting, diarrhea, extreme exhaustion (almost coma), refusal to eat, minor epileptic seizures (only the head)...
These are exactly the same symptoms as a year and a half ago.
A year and a half ago, I took her to the veterinarian who had her undergo a head scan, the result: inflammation on only one side of the brain and the beginning of necrosis of the central nervous system. With cortisone, we managed to improve her condition, without really understanding why...
Yesterday, the veterinarian performed an abdominal ultrasound on Marie, and it revealed a thickening of the intestinal wall with loss of the layered structure, as well as lymph nodes that are draining and one kidney larger than the other.
The veterinarian is considering lymphoma or carcinoma (we are waiting for the biopsy to confirm one or the other). She also suspects metastases in the brain. The veterinarian wanted to have a head scan done, but I refused given his very weak condition... I’m not comfortable with the contrast agent...
As I write to you, I just called the veterinary clinic. I was told that Marie ate a very little bit last night and seems a LITTLE more alert this morning... I will go visit her tonight to bring her some steamed turkey soup and a dietary supplement, but I don't know which one...
I am also attaching his photo and the results of his blood test.
I would really love to help him using the information from the Medical Medium, but I am not sure which supplements to use... What do you advise me? I have thought of celery juice, vitamin C, Chaga mushroom, propolis, coconut water... and I know that homeopathy is important to you, and I found a French veterinary homeopath.
Do you think I can save him? :-(
What is difficult is getting him to eat because he regurgitates absolutely everything, even water.
I also thought about treating her with chlorine dioxide, which apparently has amazing results...
I need your advice @Dr. Jeff @Dr. Christina @Dr. Jean Hofve
Please, help me :-(
Thank you...
These are exactly the same symptoms as a year and a half ago.
A year and a half ago, I took her to the veterinarian who had her undergo a head scan, the result: inflammation on only one side of the brain and the beginning of necrosis of the central nervous system. With cortisone, we managed to improve her condition, without really understanding why...
Yesterday, the veterinarian performed an abdominal ultrasound on Marie, and it revealed a thickening of the intestinal wall with loss of the layered structure, as well as lymph nodes that are draining and one kidney larger than the other.
The veterinarian is considering lymphoma or carcinoma (we are waiting for the biopsy to confirm one or the other). She also suspects metastases in the brain. The veterinarian wanted to have a head scan done, but I refused given his very weak condition... I’m not comfortable with the contrast agent...
As I write to you, I just called the veterinary clinic. I was told that Marie ate a very little bit last night and seems a LITTLE more alert this morning... I will go visit her tonight to bring her some steamed turkey soup and a dietary supplement, but I don't know which one...
I am also attaching his photo and the results of his blood test.
I would really love to help him using the information from the Medical Medium, but I am not sure which supplements to use... What do you advise me? I have thought of celery juice, vitamin C, Chaga mushroom, propolis, coconut water... and I know that homeopathy is important to you, and I found a French veterinary homeopath.
Do you think I can save him? :-(
What is difficult is getting him to eat because he regurgitates absolutely everything, even water.
I also thought about treating her with chlorine dioxide, which apparently has amazing results...
I need your advice @Dr. Jeff @Dr. Christina @Dr. Jean Hofve
Please, help me :-(
Thank you...
