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SARCOIDS

Sarcoids are a common condition in horses and can be serious. They are the most common skin tumours of horses, accounting for 40% of equine cancers. They affect horses of all ages. Often wart-like in appearance, sarcoids are skin tumours (fibrosarcomas) that can be locally invasive, although they don’t usually spread to internal organs. Sarcoids typically…

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ASKHQ: H-WAVE THERAPY

Q: What is H-wave therapy? A: H-wave is a type of muscle stimulation therapy that can be used to reduce pain and assist healing. It does this by passing an electrical current through the skin of the horse, which stimulates the sensory and motor nerves. This stimulation of the sensory nerves has two possible effects: Blocking pain…

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ASKHQ: HEADSHAKING

Question: What is headshaking and what can you do about it? Answer: Headshaking has a multitude of different causes. It is often difficult to establish the exact cause in each case, even when extensive diagnostic tools are employed. This makes it notoriously challenging to treat, and several different treatment modalities have been put forwards to help…

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