marioforever
Well-Known Member
I have a mare who had an enlarged suspensory on her right foreleg. She has been rested, had shockwave and has now been re-scanned and everything was looking good. Vet had me lunge her in the school, after she trotted up sound in a straight line, and she is now lame on left foreleg! Had suspensory scanned on that leg and everything seemed fine so nerve blocked foot, pastern, fetlock and all way up to knee and she was still the same. Vet has no idea but said it could be shoulder or neck, which I cant see as with shoulder arent they normally worse when the leg is on the outside of a circle. Vet coming back in two weeks to try and diagnose. As most lameness is in the foot - I am tempted to have an xray of the foot as perhaps the nerve block cant block the whole hoof. If she was yours , what would your next move be? Thanks for help as really fed up as was hoping to start bringing her back into work after her injury.
