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Cheers - I have to ring my bone doctor after it's done, to arrange an appointment with him so he can check the results (and the ones from my scan) to decide what to do next.

Weird thing is, I've just also had a letter from ANOTHER consultant at another hospital, giving me an appointment for two weeks' time. I think certain departments aren't communicating with each other, doh...

I haven't even been able to get hold of them to query it, because the appointment line is either on answerphone (and not returning calls) or just not answering.

I'll take it up with my original consultant when I ring him after Wednesday's test, to ask if I really am supposed to see another doc or not. Considering I first took this problem to my GP in May, it's a bit late for them all to start fighting each other for a go at my joints now
Demantoid
Aww,sweet.I had "Elwood" at the vets a couple of weeks back,his pee was smelling really strong and poor little guy had dropped a lot of weight.With him being long haired  I didn't notice it at first,it was one night I picked him up and could feel his shoulder bones and spine. Vet stated probably a urine infection.Anti-biotics for a week,he seems a lot better ,still feeding him up and watching his weight.He's a Syrian hammy so I do hope it's not diabetes.Which I gather is more common in dwarf hammies.
kattymieoww
I have to say "Elwood" came from Pets at home,only because the better pet shop had only chocolate and white banded Syrians in stock and our last two hammies (Milo and Merlin) had that colour.

Elwood is semi long haired with beige/fawn coat with brown cheek flashes.
I really think I will now source local hammy breeders with robust stock.
kattymieoww

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