Do cats have a high cure rate for pulmonary edema?

Cat pulmonary edema has been cured, if the condition is in a mild state and actively carried out**, most of the condition can be improved. The state of pulmonary edema generally causes symptoms of poor breathing, which may be accompanied by weakness of the body, which can easily lead to the body being in a state of hypoxia, and it is necessary to inhale oxygen in time**. If the condition is in a more serious state, there is a possibility of death at any time.

In the early stages of pulmonary edema, cats may experience shortness of breath, inactivity, and coughing.

etc., pay attention to the corresponding method**.

The initial symptoms of pulmonary edema in cats generally include mouth breathing, shortness of breath, cough, purple tongue, inactivity, etc., when the cat has symptoms of suspected pulmonary edema, it is recommended to take it to the doctor for X-ray examination, pulmonary edema will cause immediate death.

There are two types of factors that cause pulmonary edema in cats: cardiogenic and non-cardiogenic, myocarditis.

and other heart diseases, poisoning, anemia.

It can cause cardiogenic pulmonary edema, allergies, infections, strenuous exercise, and stress reactions.

Can cause noncardiogenic pulmonary edema.

If the cat is suffering from pulmonary edema due to allergies, it can be combined with epinephrine and antihistamines**. If the cat's pulmonary edema is caused by poisoning, it needs to be detoxified in time.

Because pulmonary edema can cause breathing difficulties in cats, owners need to take cats to the hospital as soon as possible**. If the cat is due to an allergic reaction.

If the cat is pulmonary edema caused by hypoproteinemia, plasma transfusion or whole blood is required**, if it is pulmonary edema caused by poisoning, it needs to be detoxified in time, and if it is pulmonary edema caused by increased vascular permeability, dexamethasone can be used.

Cortisone and other drugs are carried out**.

Pulmonary edema in cats can be cured.

The prognosis of cats with pulmonary edema is related to the severity of edema and** or the detection of underlying disease, with positive ** in the early stages of edema formation improving cat outcomes, and cats with acute respiratory distress syndrome having a cautious or very poor prognosis.

Cats with pulmonary edema should be caged to reduce stress and prevent aggravation of the condition.

Pulmonary edema is a more troublesome disease, but it is generally in the plateau area that is more prone to pulmonary edema, after all, veterinarians have limited skills.

Of course, cat lungs will also be accompanied by fever, and there is no mental and physical exhaustion. Serious diseases can not only harm one part of the body, but also involve the cat's limbs and even other parts, such as the throat, the cat's heart and the cat's brain. The first thing that pulmonary edema affects is actually the heart, and the next is the throat, after all, pulmonary edema is a respiratory infection, starting from the cat's mouth to his stomach, this section will also be infected, so the cat will have symptoms of general weakness.

The common symptoms of pulmonary edema in cats are characterized by dyspnea or foamy nasal discharge, which is manifested as dyspnea, coughing, increased body temperature, and excessive proptosis.

These manifestations are that cats don't like to drink water, cats don't like to exercise, cats don't make noises, cats often lie still, digestion is not particularly good, and bowel movements are abnormal.

Pulmonary edema in meows presents with cough, shortness of breath, respiratory distress, or an underlying condition. Some have proptosis of the eyeballs, high body temperature, and so on.

If you don't have the mental head, go to the hospital quickly, it may be gastroenteritis, and the worst result is cat plague, go to the hospital for a blood test.

Yes

Pulmonary edema usually requires diuretics** but should not be used in low-volume animals, and low-volume animals usually require conservative fluid replacement, but animals should be closely monitored for fluid overdose.

Pulmonary edema refers to the imbalance between the production and return of tissue fluid in the lungs due to some reason, so that a large amount of tissue fluid cannot be discharged by the lungs in a short period of time. Absorption by the bars and pulmonary venous system, from the pulmonary capillaries to extravasation, accumulation in the alveoli, lung interstitium and bronchioles, resulting in severe dysfunction of lung ventilation and ventilation, in the clinical manifestations of extreme dyspnea, orthopnea, cyanosis, sweating, paroxysmal cough with a large amount of white or pink frothy sputum, both lungs are covered with symmetrical wetness, X-ray chest x-ray can show butterfly-shaped patch-like blurred shadows in both lungs, shock and even death can occur in the late stage, arterial blood gas analysis can have low O2, low CO2 partial pressure, Severe O2 deficiency, CO2 retention and mixed acidosis are one of the clinically critical diseases.