Re: [SPAM]Re: Unusual case

[Guest guest]

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I don't understand the inability to open the mouth with trigeminal

neuritis. My understanding is that TN classically causes dropped mouth

because it is a LMN lesion (trigeminal nerve inflammation) to the

masticatory muscles. With LMN you should see flaccid muscle and a

dropped jaw. I don't understand the pathophysiology?

Thanks,

Mark B. Parchman, DVM, DACVS, CVA

Kortekaas wrote:

Hi Deb,

What is the diet those two guys are on? Are they on dry food and

snacks with wheat, barley, rye, oats (by contaminaton) and bran? All of

those have "gluten" in it and can cause inflammation in the blood or

any where else. I have seen this spontaneous inflammation from the 5th

cranial nerve, the trigeminal nerve, what will lock up there mouths.

Also gluten is an know option of helping to develop cancer and masses.

Look at the website of Symens, DVM and www.dogtorJ.com

and read his articles about food intolerances for dogs. And the article

about "lectines and viruses". It will explain the inflammation process

and it's way to developing cancer. believes dogs and cats should

not be one the "BIG 4": Gluten, dairy, soy and corn.

An other book will help tremendously: Dangero