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Posted by Daryl, KY on June 18, 2009, 11:57 am, in reply to "Re: Uterine Prolapse"
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If your cow hasn't calved it is impossible for her to have a uterine prolapse. The calf is holding the uterus in place. She is most likly having a vaginal prolapse which is not as big of a problem. If your vet sewed her up you'll need to be there when she calves because the calf can't come out with those stitches holding everything in.
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: when those stitchs disolve be ready to with
: your needle and thread.had one last year
: like this when she calved we cut the stitchs
: so she could calve then sewed her back shut
: to see her to the sale.lost the calf
: anyway,let her be someone else
: problem,oneway ticket out.
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: Get her sold you have a diaester waiting to
: happen on your hands!
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: It could be fine or it could prolapse again.
: Much of this depends on wether or not you
: had a uterine prolapse or just a vaginal
: prolapse. You likely just had a vaginal one
: so it could go well.
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: Cow is full term, hasn't calved but
: prolapsed. Vet sowed her up with disolvable
: stitches . What should I expect when she
: gives birth?
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