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Passkey: Aural hematoma in feline

My cat has this on her left ear, the entire left ear is swollen with blood, so much so I am considering taking her to the vet to have it drained, but want to avoid this if possible.

She broke a blood vessel in her ear from shaking her head, from her ears itching and now she has this hematoma. Ear is hot, not red though, looks like a pillow filled with blood, a tinge purple, which is making me think of Lachesis.

I have read about Phosphorus and Lachesis for this also Arnica and some place else Ruta.

Any suggestions, would be grateful, cat is terribly miserable.

Bless,
NAMASTE

Namaste27 on 2005-05-06

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Namaste, I've used Ledum and Anica, alternately, for the same thing on my dog. 30 potency thrice a day (i.e. three doses of each) at 2 hourly intervals to start with, decrease frequency of doses as haematoma reduces - should take a week or so.
Best regards.

Minsa last decade

thank you!

bless,
namaste

Namaste27 last decade

Sounds ok to me but please post results for others to benefit.

passkey last decade

this also has worked for me,for my sons dog

alangail1 last decade

hi, my cat has just developed the same thing and i have a couple of questions regarding treatment. this treatment is oral? i'm guessing it is but would like to be sure. secondly, i see in the post to use 30 potency thrice a day at 2 hour intervals but i don't know how much should be given. please help, i went through this with anouther cat and the vet bill was $600. i can't afford anouther hit like that but if i can't treat it myself, i am going to back to the vet.
thank you and bless,
alonso

alonso last decade

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