What causes chronic vomiting in cats with triaditis?
Chronic vomiting is commonly seen in the cat with triaditis, so it may be also possible to define the triaditis as inflammatory diseases with three specific signs such as “vomiting on white carpet, vomiting on a couch, and vomiting on the owner’s bed”.
When to see a vet for triaditis in cats?
Triaditis symptoms can vary quite a bit from cat to cat in terms of both severity and which symptoms are present. To make matters worse, some of our feline friends exhibit no symptoms at all. However, you should play it safe and contact your veterinarian right away if you observe any of these symptoms in your kitty:
What does triaditis mean in terms of Veterinary Medicine?
In medical terminology, there is “triaditis” but it means an inflammatory disease with characteristic three signs. In veterinary medicine, however, especially in feline medicine, triaditis is a newly formed term, and it means inflammatory diseases involving three specific organs, namely the liver, pancreas and small intestine.
Why do I get nausea and vomiting during covid-19?
Nausea and vomiting are not uncommon symptoms for both adults and children during the COVID-19 and they can be the initial symptoms for SARS-CoV-2 infection. Many reasons can probably cause nausea and vomiting, including virus infection, systemic inflammatory response, drug side effects and psychological distress.
Chronic vomiting is commonly seen in the cat with triaditis, so it may be also possible to define the triaditis as inflammatory diseases with three specific signs such as “vomiting on white carpet, vomiting on a couch, and vomiting on the owner’s bed”.
In medical terminology, there is “triaditis” but it means an inflammatory disease with characteristic three signs. In veterinary medicine, however, especially in feline medicine, triaditis is a newly formed term, and it means inflammatory diseases involving three specific organs, namely the liver, pancreas and small intestine.
Triaditis symptoms can vary quite a bit from cat to cat in terms of both severity and which symptoms are present. To make matters worse, some of our feline friends exhibit no symptoms at all. However, you should play it safe and contact your veterinarian right away if you observe any of these symptoms in your kitty:
How to treat triaditis of liver and pancreas?
Upon histopathologic confirmation, preferably, a long term corticosteroid and antibacterial therapy is instituted. The same antibiotics are used for a period of 2 to 6 weeks, and prednisolone is administered at 1–2 mg/kg po bid initially with a gradual decrease.
