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Hello LadySally,

I need to have X-rays done on my dog, under general anesthesia.
I admit that it worries me because I hate anesthesia.
Can you tell me if everything will go well and whether you see a good result on these X-rays or a problem?

Thank you very much! :slight_smile:

Good evening, dear Darlow,
The anesthesia will go well. The result will be good too; I see a problem, but it will be resolved by a prescription, taking medication.
Best regards
Ladysally

Thank you, LadySally,
That reassures me! :slight_smile:
Do you see a problem at any level, please?
Thank you!

I don't know if I'm wrong, but he has spasms that make it difficult for him to breathe; it's not superficial but in the internal organs. With medication and an appropriate diet, he will be fine.

Ah, I don't know, but so far I've never seen any spasms or difficulty breathing.
Do you think this could be a follow-up to the anesthesia, or is it a problem you are seeing now?
Radios are for its legs.
Thanks in advance for your reply!

It will be a recent issue that will manifest, but as I said, there will be medication; as for the anesthesia, there will be no problem.
Big kisses

Thank you, LadySally,

In the end, I decided not to have him get the X-rays under anesthesia; I’m too stressed and I’m afraid I’ll jinx him. :face_with_raised_eyebrow:
So I’ll give him another test, some X-rays but without anesthesia, in a few months! :wink:

Have a good day!
Kisses

It’s up to you, my dear; it’s true that if you have any concerns, I understand—do it differently if you can.

Kisses

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