Oh no.. now I am worried –
can one be really active and playful, but still develop lymphoma?? Is this something that I should get checked
out for Ginger separately? Or will it
show on the blood work? -----Original Message----- No, not
necessarily. Sometimes it forms in and around the tissues of
organs. It often can only be detected through an ultrasound.
Intestinal lymphoma can cause lack of appetite and also diarrhea. But it
might not be lymphoma at all. A lot of FeLV+ cats have unexplained bouts
of anemia and anorexia. Michelle In a
message dated 2/23/05 3:30:36 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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