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angelbears

angelbears

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Don't be too upset yet. Heartworms are very treatable. Did they say if she is high positive or low positive?
 
TricAP

TricAP

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Good to have answers! Even if they are another issue. Heart worm is treatable. Chica is very lucky to have found you! Love the picture.
 
Yamizuma

Yamizuma

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You know we all on here are pulling for you and Your wonderful babe. At least this sets a path for you.


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BAMCB

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angelbears said:
Don't be too upset yet. Heartworms are very treatable. Did they say if she is high positive or low positive?
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Thank you everyone:) I would love to hear if any of the vets on here have seen this before. I may start a new post to inquire about heartworm Tx and hear BTDT experiences, this is all new and scary for me.

I am very happy to hopefully be on the road to a full recovery. But I'm devastated to have only found it after 8 months(!) of blood work and tests. Including 3 HW tests and probably 5-6 CBC's! I would like to think it's still early because of this but there is definitely something going on with her lungs from the X-ray findings. Whether it's due to long term heartworm disease or something more remains to be seen. I pray this is it for her and next fall will be a new start to good health:)
 
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