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Dessiminated Hemangiosarcoma In A Dog
by Lewter - January 28, 2021    View Case Report
Ridley has been on keto diet, MAH Ozone therapy weekly and CBD oil since coming to me 3 months ago. He is also taking Open the Liver Channels and I'munity mushrooms and Vitamin D3. Gabapentin and galliprant for pain.
He has recently felt unwell and had to be coaxed to eat. Labs showed borderline anemia and borderline high liver enzymes and increased bilirubin.
Today we added Yunnan Bai Yao. Thinking of whether I should switch to a blood building herb. Any suggestions? He's looking a little pale in the tongue and gums. Still runs around and is active
Thank you in advance!
Dr Lewter
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by naturevet
January 28, 2021
Hi there,

We have been using Dang Gui mixed in with Bupleurum derivatives to help boost bone marrow production of RBCs and also for its anti-cancer effects against this tumor. You could just obtain the herb by itself (I know A Time to Heal has it) and give, say 1/4 to 1/8 tsp of the granular extract of the herb twice daily. Reduce the dose if stools loosen, but that dose will probably be safe

Steve
by Lewter
January 28, 2021
Thanks, Steve. I failed to mention that this case presented with radiographic lesions in the lungs, liver , kidney and skin lesions ( source of biopsy), rather than spleen. They did see an oncologist and opted for no chemotherapy. I have Si Wu Tang and Gui Pi Tang. Sometimes I must use what I have for immediate care. Will order the Dang Gui. One more question...Do you see significant anticoagulant effects of turmeric?
Thanks, Marge
by naturevet
January 28, 2021
Hi again,

I don't associate Turmeric with being a strong anticoagulant, but it is a mover, so it doesn't help. But it's also anti-cancer. If you took it away, the case may worsen

Try the Gui Pi Tang for your Dang Gui source. It has Huang Qi in it that can help stop bleeding and boost immunity against the tumor, in the manner of the Coreolus that you are using

Steve
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