Surg. Dr Abdulahad

Surg. Dr Abdulahad Surgeon Dr.Abdul Ahad (�)
DVM (U.V.A.S) Lahore, RVMP (Islamabad)
Veterinary Physician and Surgeon

25/05/2026

Some discharge (either va**nal or from the surgical incision) can be a normal part of the healing process following a feline C-section, but it highly depends on the type, color, and location of the fluid. Monitor closely for signs of infection or complications.1. Vaginal DischargeNormal: A reddish-brown or dark bloody va**nal discharge is completely normal for up to 7 days after delivery. It should steadily diminish over this period and have little to no odor.Abnormal: If the discharge is still present after one week, changes to a yellow, green, or cloudy pus-like color, or develops a strong, foul odor, you must contact your vet. It could be a sign of infection (Metritis).2. Incision Site DischargeNormal: On the day of the surgery, a small amount of clear or slightly blood-tinged fluid from the stitches is normal.Abnormal: Any thick, cloudy, yellow, or green pus-like fluid draining from the incision in the days following the surgery is a primary indicator of an infection and requires veterinary attention.When to Contact Your Vet ImmediatelyWatch for these red flag symptoms, which indicate a medical emergency:The surgical incision opens up or has pus oozing.The mother cat’s temperature rises above \(40^{\circ }\text{C}\) (\(104^{\circ }\text{F}\)).The mother is showing a total lack of appetite, extreme lethargy, or vomiting.Swollen, painful, or hot mammary glands (Mastitis).Muscle tremors, stiffness, or difficulty standing

25/05/2026

CAN TOU GUESS THE PROCEDURE WE HAD DONE ON THIS BUCK ????????????????????? A tube cystostomy is a life-saving surgical procedure performed on male goats to treat obstructive urolithiasis (urinary stones). It involves placing a urinary catheter directly through the body wall into the bladder to bypass the blockage. This allows urine to drain, relieves pain, and gives the inflamed urethra time to heal.When is it needed?Straining to Urinate: The goat constantly arches its back, vocalizes, and strains without successfully passing urine.Dribbling Urine: Urine drips inconsistently, indicating a partial or completely blocked urethra (often at the urethral process).Bladder Distension: A hard, painful bladder is felt or visible upon abdominal palpation or ultrasound.Ruptured Bladder: Left untreated, the bladder bursts, leading to fluid accumulation in the abdomen (uroperitoneum).

24/05/2026

Intussusception is a serious condition where one segment of the intestine telescopes or folds into an adjacent segment. This telescoping blocks food and fluids from passing through and cuts off the blood supply to the affected tissue, which can lead to severe swelling, tissue damage, or a tear (perforation) in the bowel.Key Signs and SymptomsIn Children: Symptoms often appear suddenly and include severe, crampy abdominal pain that comes and goes, vomiting, a palpable sausage-shaped lump in the belly, and “currant jelly” stools (stool mixed with blood and mucus).In Adults: Symptoms are typically less distinct and can present as chronic, intermittent abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, or bloating.Who It AffectsChildren: It is the most common cause of intestinal obstruction in children between 3 months and 3 years old. In most pediatric cases, the exact cause is unknown, though it can sometimes follow a viral illness.Adults: It is rare in adults and usually caused by an underlying medical condition or “lead point,” such as an intestinal tumor, polyp, or adhesion.Diagnosis and TreatmentIntussusception is a medical emergency. If left untreated, it can result in life-threatening complications like peritonitis or sepsis.Diagnosis: Doctors typically use medical imaging like an abdominal ultrasound (especially in children) or a CT scan (common in adults) to visualize the telescoping, which often appears as a characteristic “bull’s-eye” or “target sign”.Treatment: In children, a radiologist can often safely push the intestine back into place using an air or contrast e***a. If an e***a fails or if there are signs of a bowel tear, surgery is required. In adults, surgery is usually the primary treatment to correct the bowel telescoping and address the underlying cause

23/05/2026

Dystocia in cats is a difficult or abnormal birth (parturition) that requires human intervention, typically occurring in 0.4–8% of pregnancies, with higher risks in purebreds. Key signs include >4 hours of active labor without a kitten, >1 hour of severe straining with no progress, or >2 hours between kittens. It is an emergency requiring immediate veterinary attention to prevent severe kitten mortality.Key Signs of DystociaIf you notice the following, contact an emergency veterinarian immediately:Straining: Active labor (straining) for more than 30–60 minutes without producing a kitten.Stalled Labor: More than 2–4 hours passed between kittens.Protrusion: A kitten is stuck in the birth canal for more than 15 minutes.Discharge: Dark green or foul-smelling va**nal discharge before the first kitten is born (suggests placental separation) or fresh bleeding.Distress: The mother is exhausted, vomiting, or in obvious extreme pain.Gestation: Pregnancy lasts longer than 68–71 days.Causes of DystociaDystocia results from maternal (mother) or fetal (kitten) factors.Maternal (Uterine Inertia): Most common cause, where the uterus stops contracting or does not contract effectively to expel the kittens.Pelvic Obstruction: A narrow pelvis due to previous fractures or small stature.Fetal Malposition: The kitten is coming sideways, breech (tail-first) with legs tucked back, or head-first with paws back.Oversized Kittens: Common in small litters or with specific breeds.Diagnosis and TreatmentVeterinarians diagnose dystocia through physical exams, digital va**nal exams, and imaging (ultrasound or X-rays) to check kitten viability and positioning.Medical Management: If the mother is stable and there is no obstruction, drugs like oxytocin or calcium may be used to strengthen contractions.Surgical Management: A C-section (caesarean section) is needed if the fetus is too big, the uterus is exhausted, or the fetus is wrongly positioned. This is common in many cases.

22/05/2026

Learning is the lifelong process of acquiring new knowledge, skills, values, and behaviors through study, experience, or instruction. It is an active, continuous journey that rewires the brain and empowers us to adapt to our ever-changing environment.Effective Learning TechniquesTo master new subjects efficiently, you can implement scientifically backed strategies:Spaced Repetition: Instead of cramming, review information at gradually increasing intervals. Tools like Anki utilize algorithms to help memorize large amounts of data.Active Recall: Force your brain to retrieve information rather than passively re-reading notes. Use flashcards or practice tests.The Feynman Technique: Try to explain a concept in simple, plain language as if you were teaching it to a child. This quickly highlights gaps in your understanding.Common Learning StylesPeople process and retain information differently. Identifying your primary learning style can drastically improve your study efficiency:Visual: Preferring images, graphs, and spatial understanding.Auditory: Learning best through listening, lectures, and discussions.Reading/Writing: Absorbing information best through text and written notes.Kinesthetic (Hands-on): Learning through physical activities, touching, and doing.

21/05/2026

Orthopaedic surgery of the tibia (shinbone) primarily addresses fractures, deformities, and joint degeneration. The main surgical techniques include intramedullary nailing, open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) with plates and screws, and external fixation.Depending on the specific area of the bone being treated, the approach varies:Proximal Tibia (Tibial Plateau): Involves the knee joint. Surgeons typically use ORIF with specialized metal plates and screws or, in certain alignment issues, a high tibial osteotomy.Diaphysis (Tibial Shaft): The central part of the bone. Intramedullary nailing—where a titanium rod is inserted down the center of the bone—is the gold standard for stabilizing these breaks.Distal Tibia (Pilon Fractures): The lower end near the ankle. These often require precise plating techniques due to the complexity of the ankle joint and delicate soft tissue.

20/05/2026

X Ray At vetbridge Animal Hospital and diagnostics first time in the history of wazirabad all amenities under one roof with all type of surgeries at our animal hospital

20/05/2026

Gas Anesthesia at our Clinic Vetbridge Hospital and Diagnostics All facilities for your animals under one single roof

19/05/2026

Our surgery Day in Lahore At Vet City Animal Hospital Rehman Garden Phase Two.

18/05/2026

pregnancy ultrasound (sonogram) is a safe, painless imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create pictures of your developing baby, placenta, and uterus. It helps providers confirm the pregnancy, estimate your due date, check fetal growth, and screen for abnormalities.Types of UltrasoundsStandard Ultrasound: Creates 2D black-and-white images of your baby on a monitor.Transva**nal Ultrasound: Done in the early weeks using a wand placed inside the va**na for a clearer view.Transabdominal Ultrasound: The standard method where a gel is applied to your belly and a transducer is moved over the skin.Specialized Scans: Includes 3D/4D scans for lifelike photos and Doppler studies to check blood flow.Standard Scan TimelineMost pregnancies involve at least two ultrasounds, though high-risk or IVF pregnancies may require more:First Trimester (8–14 weeks): Used to confirm the pregnancy, detect the heartbeat, and establish an accurate due date (dating scan). A nuchal translucency (NT) scan can also be done during this window to screen for chromosomal conditions.Second Trimester (18–20 weeks): Often called the anatomy scan, this comprehensive check evaluates your baby’s organs, brain, heart, spine, and placenta.Third Trimester (24–40 weeks): Optional or medically required growth and well-being scans to check the baby’s position, size, and amniotic fluid levels.

17/05/2026

जानवरों में MPD का मतलब Medial Patellar Desmotomy होता है। यह मवेशियों (गायों, भैंसों) और घोड़ों के घुटनों से जुड़ी एक बीमारी है जिसमें पशु का पैर पीछे की तरफ सीधा (लॉक) हो जाता है और वे उसे मोड़ नहीं पाते।इसे आम बोलचाल में ‘टांग का खड़ा होना’, ‘झटका मारना’, या ‘उर्ध्व पटेला’ भी कहा जाता है।बीमारी की पहचान (लक्षण)पैर का सीधा होना: पशु अपनी पिछली टांग को बिल्कुल सीधा रखता है और उसे जमीन पर घसीट कर चलता है।झटका लगना: चलते समय पशु का पैर अचानक से झटके के साथ मुड़ता है या अटक जाता है।खड़े होने में दिक्कत: पशु घुटने को मोड़ नहीं पाता, जिससे उसे चलने-फिरने में भारी परेशानी होती है।यह बीमारी क्यों होती है?जानवरों के घुटने की ‘पटेला’ (Patella) हड्डी के पास एक विशेष नस या लिगामेंट (Medial Patellar Ligament) होता है। जब यह लिगामेंट हड्डी के ऊपर फंस (फिक्स) जाता है, तो पैर सीधा ही लॉक हो जाता है। यह समस्या अक्सर कमजोर, दुबले-पतले या कम खुराक वाले जानवरों में ज्यादा होती है।इसका इलाजसर्जरी (MPD ऑपरेशन): इस बी�

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