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Bearded Dragon illiness
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My name is Kim and I have a 1.5 year old Bearded Dragon (lizard). Since October 11, 2021 he has been sick. He has been to 3 veterinarians for exotic and they are unable to diagnose his problem. Prior he was healthy. Diet super worms (now I know they are very fatty) and mustard greens. He gave up on crickets and roaches in July
Symptoms:
1) Paralysis or weakness in front and rear legs. Sometimes he can walk, walk slowly with limping or unable to walk at all. This is still going on today..
2) He did have a eating problem when he got sick, but now it's getting better. Original Weight 647 grams now 635 grams.
He has had X-rays (Drs said X-rays were fine no MBD or fractures), no impaction, couple blood panels done (will post results) and waiting for Adenovirus results to come back in a week or so.
Original visit showed high red and white blood count and other things posted. (Possibly Sepsis, parasites)
Latest Dr. opinion:
Last Monday's visit dr said blood work showed a little elevated WBC and continued antibiotic.
Protocol:
1) Just finished 3rd round of antibiotics.
2) taking daily Metacam non steroid anti inflammatory.
3) taking (2x) milk thistle for liver detox.
4) diet changes daily but consists of mustard greens, carnivore care, baby food organic butternut squash, pumpkin and sparingly dubia roaches.
My friend told me about MMS and to post my situation. Any advice would be helpful!
Thank you
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