Sentences with phrase «recommend surgery because»

If you have an older dog and the veterinarian did not recommend surgery because of the small size of the hernia, monitor the site for any changes or issues, and seek veterinary attention if anything develops.

Vets also recommend surgery because it not only eliminates the immediate emergency, but also prevents reoccurrence in the future.

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Is anyone seriously suggesting that you can not go to an ophthalmologist for an eye exam because he or she will recommend unnecessary surgery?

Because of the potential need for quick surgery, regional anesthesia is highly recommended when delivering twins.

«When a patient comes in with a torn ACL or PCL, most orthopedic surgeons recommend surgery to repair the ligament because of its importance to the natural function of the knee,» said William Bryan, M.D., a Houston Methodist orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine and total joint replacement.

This diet was recommended to me because of some intestinal surgery.

According to Dr Joseph Mercola, «The surgical removal of the uterus may be recommended inappropriately in 70 percent of cases, often because of a lack of adequate diagnostic evaluation and failure to try alternative treatments before the surgery.

Because the ends of a completely torn ligament inside the knee do not reattach on their own, surgery is frequently recommended to stabilize the joint and allow normal use of the leg.

A paradigm shift is in order in recommending total hip replacement surgery from «wait until it is absolutely necessary because nothing else works any longer» to «perform hip replacement surgery sooner rather than later.»

If both eyes have cataracts, we often recommend performing surgery on both eyes at the same time because the likelihood that the animal will suffer from a complication in both eyes following surgery is only 1 - 2 %.

Because of the high rate of recurrence, some veterinarians recommend a prophylactic surgery that involves stapling the stomach so it does not twist.

When your veterinarian recommends surgery or treatment for a problem because they judge your pet to have pain, trust their judgment.

Answer: Male cats usually have crystals, not a urinary tract infection, so treating with antibiotics won't help at all and if you wait too long before having him diagnosed, he may block up and not be able to urinate and then you are talking serious money (anesthesia, hospitalization, sometimes major urinary surgery, etc), so I highly recommend getting him to your veterinarian for at least a urinalysis because you are seeing blood in his urine.

Because there is a small risk that temporary interference with calcium regulation may occur, it is usually recommended that cats remain hospitalised for a few days after surgery, and blood calcium concentrations are monitored during this time.

My veterinarian has recommended surgery but I have heard that surgery probably won't help this because is is a very difficult place to treat.

Dr. Levy strongly recommends vaccinating feral cats with an FVRCP vaccine as well as a rabies vaccine if the TNR program can afford it.b Vaccines should be given after surgery because an adverse reaction (e.g., anaphylaxis) will more likely be noticed when the animal is waking up rather than while it is under anesthesia.4

Because of the increase in hormones and blood flow to the uterus during heat cycles and pregnancy in dogs, surgery presents a much greater risk of complications and we recommend if you elect to terminate the pregnancy, the surgery by performed by your full - service veterinarian.

* Important: In situations where owners decline recommended preanesthetic / surgical diagnostics, the risk factor for the rabbit may increase because the veterinarian can not acquire all the needed information to make an informed decision on the suitability of the patient to undergo anesthesia / surgery.

Additionally, spaying a cat is recommended at a young age because in general kittens are more resilient to surgical procedures, and quicker to heal without any lingering medical issues resulting from surgery.

Because of this, recommended treatment is surgery, usually an amputation, to remove the primary tumor followed by chemotherapy to treat distant spread or metastasis.

It is recommended that owners at least have their males neutered because neutering is a far less invasive surgery than spaying.

She did a consult with myself and Ryder and recommended we do surgery because of his young age.