BLADDER INFECTIONS
By Alfred J. Plechner, D.V.M.
Does your dog or cat have persistent bladder infections? Are the antibiotics,
urine cultures and special diets not working? You may want to read about
Plechner's Syndrome. With this hormone antibody imbalance, your pet may not be
able to fight off this chronic disease. It is important to identify this
syndrome, get it corrected and watch the medical effect reverse itself.
If you
look at the top and bottom of their teeth, where the gum joins the enamel, in
70% of the patients, especially cats, there will be a red line called gingival
flare, especially in cats. When a bladder
infection has been identified in a cat with a gingival flare, this may be a
further indication of Plechner's Syndrome. The red line indicates a deficiency
in the mucous membrane antibody, due to this hormonal antibody imbalance. Often
the lining of the bladder will be red, like the gingival flare, and antibiotic
therapy alone may not be enough.
To learn more about this imbalance imbalance in bladder infections in your pets
please contact HPN. This will provide you with more information for you and
your pet who may be suffering from chronic bladder infections.
Again, I will be more than happy to make suggestions for you and your pet, to
your healthcare professional.
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