2018年12月28日 · Partial nerving done, recovery and back to being a ridden horse that made this horses existence happy..she hated being t/o...she thrived on riding time. What we encountered over a few years time is the nerves can grow back as balls of nerves and can be very painful. Those balls of nerves need to be addressed by a really talented vet team...

2019年4月5日 · If partial nerving/freezing gives the horse some relief, then go for it. Take the best of post procedure care of the patient and then return them to work they love to do.. I've seen some horses treated never need a retreating done and then some who it bought them 3 months of good and then a return gradually to not-so-good...

2022年5月16日 · Some nerving only takes away the heel pain not all feeling in the hoof. Heel nerved or partial it can be referred to as. However, in time the nerves do/can regenerate and when they do the animal can be in excruciating pain. I've also watched and ridden horses that were cryo-nerved, frozen part of the nerve to reduce pain/sensation.

2011年9月6日 · Also, nerving is in no way theraputic, unlike steriod injections. All you're doing is stopping the pain message from getting to the brain. Making a decision about nerving should be subject to similiar considerations as steriod injections - are you doing it for the animal or is it a means to a competitive end?

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2008年4月21日 · In most cases, this is incorrect. Usually, the horse's entire foot is NOT numb. Most vets that do a neurectomy are only removing the nerve that innervates the very back of the hoof, for the heel.

2010年7月12日 · Farmpony, Thanks for the clarification. Spence, I don't know what advice your vet gave you when you had the horse nerved, but in my mind there are three possible outcomes from nerving 1.) you remove the source of the horse's pain and extend his useful life many years 2.) the nerves eventually regrow in 2 - 3 years and he returns to his previous unsoundness or 3.) he develops painful neuromas ...

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2011年10月18日 · The idea of "firing" is to create many small wounds that will encourage lots of healing fluids to be rushed to the area, hopefully also healing the original problem.

2014年7月3日 · I have asked many questions about my horses Navicular. I has been a year since then. I rode him recently and he was really lame the next day. I did bute him before i rode but still I know there are other options. My vet told me to try coffin joint injection. Is that a good idea? How about nerving? I thought I would ask here to get some good ...