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@Dr. Jeff and all --
One of Kendi's symptoms is that she eats inedible things. She particularly likes paper. She had her first real appointment with Dr. Jeff last month and I've been giving her calc carb 200c. Of course she has other things going on.
This past Sunday evening she found one of those blue disposable masks while we were walking and ate it. She vomited five times Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning and then twice Wednesday morning after I fed her. Yep, I fed her even though I knew I probably shouldn't. She wanted to eat but didn't join Charlie in barking while I get food ready and she didn't lick every morsel out of her bowl. She had a normal bm on our Wednesday morning walk before eating but was trying to eat grass.
I did not feed her dinner Wednesday night. She didn't even come into the kitchen when I fed Charlie. I mustered up some courage and explored the thing she vomited in the morning. It was the blue mask that she ate on her Sunday evening walk.
Last night she was frequently changing position, stretching, and getting into that play bow position before laying down. She had another normal bm in the yard around 9:15. Some burping and hacking couch throughout the day yesterday and last evening. Coincidentally Charlie had his appointment with Dr. Jeff yesterday morning and we talked a bit about this. He suggested taking a look at arsenicum, pulsatilla, or nux v. I looked them over and decided on nux 30c, 10x, q-tip dose. Two doses -- 9:30 and 10:30. She seemed a little better last night and this morning. Another small but normal bm on our walk this morning. No food.
This afternoon she started pacing quickly again, very restless, and she vomited two more times, one right after the other, greenish-brown kind of chunky bile. I dosed her again around 5:30 p.m. She went on a ten-minute walk with Charlie, no bm. No dinner. Now, 8:30 p.m., she's changing positions again, some stretching, and then just standing and staring. She'll stand in the same position without moving for 3 to 5 minutes and then she'll lay down.
Her BEAM is really off -- low everything.
I tried to zero in on some things in the materia medica and wondered if the stretching and staring are noted anywhere.
Any other ideas? She has a strong personality and it's difficult to see her like this.
Thanks so much!
Kristen
One of Kendi's symptoms is that she eats inedible things. She particularly likes paper. She had her first real appointment with Dr. Jeff last month and I've been giving her calc carb 200c. Of course she has other things going on.
This past Sunday evening she found one of those blue disposable masks while we were walking and ate it. She vomited five times Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning and then twice Wednesday morning after I fed her. Yep, I fed her even though I knew I probably shouldn't. She wanted to eat but didn't join Charlie in barking while I get food ready and she didn't lick every morsel out of her bowl. She had a normal bm on our Wednesday morning walk before eating but was trying to eat grass.
I did not feed her dinner Wednesday night. She didn't even come into the kitchen when I fed Charlie. I mustered up some courage and explored the thing she vomited in the morning. It was the blue mask that she ate on her Sunday evening walk.
Last night she was frequently changing position, stretching, and getting into that play bow position before laying down. She had another normal bm in the yard around 9:15. Some burping and hacking couch throughout the day yesterday and last evening. Coincidentally Charlie had his appointment with Dr. Jeff yesterday morning and we talked a bit about this. He suggested taking a look at arsenicum, pulsatilla, or nux v. I looked them over and decided on nux 30c, 10x, q-tip dose. Two doses -- 9:30 and 10:30. She seemed a little better last night and this morning. Another small but normal bm on our walk this morning. No food.
This afternoon she started pacing quickly again, very restless, and she vomited two more times, one right after the other, greenish-brown kind of chunky bile. I dosed her again around 5:30 p.m. She went on a ten-minute walk with Charlie, no bm. No dinner. Now, 8:30 p.m., she's changing positions again, some stretching, and then just standing and staring. She'll stand in the same position without moving for 3 to 5 minutes and then she'll lay down.
Her BEAM is really off -- low everything.
I tried to zero in on some things in the materia medica and wondered if the stretching and staring are noted anywhere.
Any other ideas? She has a strong personality and it's difficult to see her like this.
Thanks so much!
Kristen
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