noun A secretion or material eliminated from a wound or orifice. verb To release a secretion or material from a wound or orifice. noun A term defined in the UK for the formal end of an episode of care. Day-case discharge, day-patient discharge, inpatient discharge, outpatient discharge.
Cushing's disease cause dog pain. Dear Dr. Fox â¢ I have a 10-year-old sheltie who was recently diagnosed with Cushingâs disease. My vet put him on a 60 mg Vetoryl capsule daily for the adrenal glands. He growls at me when I try to put on his halter or touch his front legs, so I know his feet hurt.
Symptoms of Cushing's Disease. Cushingâs occurs most commonly in older animals and can mimic the so-called ânormalâ signs of aging. Owners of affected dogs may observe one or more of the following signs of the disease: Increased thirst and water intake (polydispsia) Increased urine output (polyuria) Inappropriate elimination (urinating in the house or other unusual places) Increased appetite and food intake (polyphasia; often ravenous)