Bun-chan's Diary ③
January 17, 2026
I was transferred from my family hospital to a larger hospital, and the hospital there said that I did not have hypothyroidism.
At the hospital there, we were suspected of accidental ingestion. First of all, we only eat dog food and did not feel like eating anything unusual, but we also suspected it because the symptoms were similar.
Therefore, we decided to take a CT and if we could not see it on the CT, we had to open the abdomen.
However, nothing was reflected on the CT, and even when I opened my abdomen, there was nothing.
I thought Bun-chan might be happier if she gave up a little and came home...
January 21, 2026
I was planning to go visit Bunchan that day.
In the morning, I had an oil change in my car, so I was planning to go there in the afternoon.
As soon as I arrived at the car shop, I got a call from the hospital where I was hospitalized.
I only had a bad feeling.
When I answered the phone with trembling hands, the doctor at the hospital said, "If a medicine works and that medicine works, there can only be one disease."
I was asked, "Can you come today?."
As soon as the oil change was over, I headed there.
As soon as I arrived at the hospital, I was called to the examination room and explained.
The disease was fenovar-reactive salivary gland disease.
It was a very rare disease, and only one medicine worked, and it seems that it was a disease that could never be detected by blood tests, X-rays, CT and MRI.
I was told that I could leave the hospital today, but what should I do? However, since I moved, Bun-chan has not seen a new house and the environment has changed, so I decided to wait until the teacher told me that it is okay to leave the hospital completely so as not to stress strangely.
And three days later, the day of Bunchan's discharge.
It's a relief that he's obviously doing well.
However, there are cases where the disease has not been completely cured and there are cases that are cured, but it seems that there are children who have relapsed after that, so I can not be completely relieved yet...
But first of all, I'm very happy that Bun-chan came back healthy, but I can only thank my teachers and the teachers I transferred to 🥲
I will continue to do my best to cure my illness with Bun-chan.
Bun-chan's illness continues...
Life with a dog I want to connect with people who love dogs. Diary of a dog
私もペットを飼っていて、愛犬の健康問題には常に敏感です。文ちゃんのように珍しい病気に直面すると、原因が特定できず不安が募る気持ちはよくわかります。特にCTやMRIでも見つけられない病気の場合、診断自体が難しく飼い主としては試行錯誤の連続です。 フェノバール反応性唾液腺症は、特定の薬にだけ反応する珍しい病気であるとのこと。私の経験では、獣医師とのコミュニケーションが何よりも大切だと感じました。症状や検査結果を注意深く共有しながら信頼関係を築くことで、最適な治療方針を見つけやすくなります。 また、検査や治療による愛犬のストレスを最小限に抑えることも重要です。文ちゃんのように引っ越しと環境変化があった場合、無理に退院させず、動物の精神的な安定を優先する選択はとても賢明だと思います。 最後に、闘病生活は長期戦になることも多いですが、毎日の小さな回復を喜び、前向きな気持ちを持ち続けましょう。私自身も愛犬の看病で感じたのは「飼い主の心身の健康がペットの回復にも良い影響を与える」ということです。文ちゃんとご家族がこれからも元気で笑顔で過ごせることを願っています。
