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Location: Preston, Lancashire
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23-03-2006, 10:17 PM
Originally Posted by Minihaha
Hi Hevvur 
the outcome was positive last time so there is every reason to think it will be the same again this time. Some dogs are prone to growths ..please keep us updated 
This will be something stupid like her 10th - 15th anasthetic, and her 3rd main operation on her feet.
We'll have to stop the swimming again, and also the walks for a while
Thanks Steve - good job you did send me those boots - looks like they will get used again!
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Location: Shadowland, Australia
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24-03-2006, 03:02 AM
Obviously the growth is in an awkward place and might get infected if left, but just to say that histiocytomas do not always require surgery to remove them if they present on the body. Many will disappear of their own accord after a few weeks.
Good wishes for Thursday
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