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Hi I am 6 mths into a lateral medial suspensory injury on a front leg. Scan last week showed ligament still inflamed and enlarged but the horse is sound. She is now having laser treatment but has anyone any experience of INDIBA?
 
Jumbo said:
Hi I am 6 mths into a lateral medial suspensory injury on a front leg. Scan last week showed ligament still inflamed and enlarged but the horse is sound. She is now having laser treatment but has anyone any experience of INDIBA?
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I’ve had it done on my back after I possibly herniated a disk and I felt I was making quicker progress once I started getting treatment with it.

I have my wee mare booked in to get it done on her hocks after finding changes in them. She’s had steroids done but I wanted to do this too but haven’t started treatment yet.
 
Yes one of ours has it as part of his physio. He needs quite a bit of TLC to keep him comfortable. Not sure if it's made a difference 🤔
 
Shadow has it for his PSD. Not sure if it’s worked as he’s not been (purposely) trotted up or rescanned but he has been improving in little ways I’ve noticed and always feels very full of it when I turn him out afterwards.

He’s not a fan of the process though - the water is too tickly and cold for his liking and he wonders why he must stand still for an hour.
 
Yes, used it a fair bit.
Initially on a horse after stifle surgery who was given a tiny chance of returning to work.

He had it for about 6 months and returned to full work, much to vet schools suprise.

More recently have been using it as a general treatment. Horses enjoy it and are full of it after.
 
Yes, I've used it for the first time recently on a horse that had a SI injury, its made a huge positive difference, and the horse eats during the whole treatment, so he enjoys it hugely!
 
We have used it with success for a range of ailments, from minor tweaks to what could have been career ending injuries
 
Britestar said:
Yes, used it a fair bit.
Initially on a horse after stifle surgery who was given a tiny chance of returning to work.

He had it for about 6 months and returned to full work, much to vet schools suprise.

More recently have been using it as a general treatment. Horses enjoy it and are full of it after.
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Can I ask how frequently you use it on each horse please?
 
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