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Westie_N
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11-05-2012, 09:16 AM
Originally Posted by Pysces View Post
Excellent news, you must be so relieved!
Originally Posted by GirondeDeb View Post
Woohoo! That's such good news. Really pleased for you.
Thank you both.
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11-05-2012, 09:23 AM
Originally Posted by Kerryowner View Post
Oh mp! That must be worrying for you.

Parker has a big lump on his front leg that has been there for years but not grown, and I discovered one on his side too recently but I don't want him pulled about at his age.

How did you know the first one was something wrong? Did Roxy act any differently?
No, she did not act differently AT ALL with either lump. Neither of them bothered her.

The MCT appeared in Sept 2010. As it was tiny and seemed unattached etc, they said to leave it, monitor it and come back if it changes.

It did not change until the end of Jan this year when it started growing. Off to the vets we went for an aspiration of the lump and discovered it to be a Mast Cell Tumour. They said it had to come off and come off soon due to it beginning to grow. Had we not had it removed, it would've grown and spread.

That lump looked and felt as 'normal' as any other lump and can often be mistaken for fatty lumps.

It has made me vary wary of all lumps now, I have to say.
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11-05-2012, 10:45 AM
Originally Posted by Westie_N View Post

Yes, I think that's what he said, but he wanted a specialists opinion because of her history to check for any rogue cells. Can't be too careful, especially with things like this.
Always best to get an aspirate for peace of mind Lipomas can feel very much like some mast cell tumours we were told.

You will probably find yourself having an obsession for lumps and bumps now
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11-05-2012, 11:26 AM
Good news, Nic

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