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Reptiles and Amphibians Q&A 19 (view source)
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Periarticular gout.
Periarticular gout.
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|l1=Gout - Reptiles
|q2=Had this tortoise lived, how would you have treated this condition?
|q2=Had this tortoise lived, how would you have treated this condition?
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Small (0.10–0.75mg/kg) oral doses of aspirin will provide some relief from the pain associated with gout, but may predispose the tortoise to gastrointestinal irritation and bleeding.
Small (0.10–0.75mg/kg) oral doses of aspirin will provide some relief from the pain associated with gout, but may predispose the tortoise to gastrointestinal irritation and bleeding.
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|l2=Gout - Reptiles#Other Reptiles
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