Hi Michelle,
Do you use the Immunoregulin as a preventitive, or just when symptomatic? Will is doing great at the moment (knock on wood), no fever, gaining lots of weight again, and hogging all the toys. I hate to add something and unbalance the good results we are having so far. Also, I know lots of folks say it made a difference for their cats, but my many years of unsuccesful fertility treatments have made me cautious and a bit cynical about anything that is touted as a treatment for desperate, emotionally charged diseases without rigorous science to back up the claim. (I've heard so many times that I just need to relax, go on vacation, visit a chiropractor, quit trying, or adopt to magically become pregnant, with a lot of anecdotal evidence to back it up. I've done most of the stuff on that list except adopt (financially impossible) and I'm not even close to getting pregnant. Although, I guess all my scientifically backed treatments and medicines were equally unsuccessful, so what the heck!) I am just learning about all this FeLV stuff, but from my understanding there seems to be a little more scientific evidence that interferon helps? I think that the real reason my vet wasn't that keen on the interferon is that it was too much trouble for them to order in a big batch and dilute it and freeze all the little samples. She asked me today if it was easy dealing with the animal hospital in town to get it, and when I said yes, she said she may start prescribing it again if she can just get it already made up from them. I'm sure I can convince her to try IR down the road if the other treatments stop working. I just wish I knew for certain it could help...
Peace,
Beth
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Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:33:14 EDT
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Beth, people (including me) have had really good luck with Immuno-regulin
getting rid of the symptoms you are talking about.
Michelle
