Recognize The Signs And Treatment OF EPM In Horses
EPM is a complex neurological disorder of horses that is, unfortunately, becoming more commonplace.
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What Is EPM In Horses?
Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) is a neurological disease of horses, caused by the protozoal parasite Sarcocystis neurona.
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What Is EPM In Horses?
The opossum sheds infected sporocysts, which the horse then consumes when grazing or eating contaminated feed, or drinking contaminated water.
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What Are The Signs OF EPM In Horses?
- Incoordination, stiffness, lameness, or an abnormal gait - Weakness, particularly when going up or down inclines
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What Are The Signs OF EPM In Horses?
- Muscle loss over the topline and hind quarters - Paralysis of facial muscles, causing drooping of the ears, eyes, or lips
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What Is The Treatment For EPM In Horses?
The tests include routine blood analysis, as well as collecting a sample of cerebrospinal fluid from the spinal cord.
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What Is The Treatment For EPM In Horses?
Around two-thirds of horses with EPM make a full recovery with rapid and aggressive treatment.
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The signs of EPM in horses are not normally symmetrical, and one side of the body is normally more affected than the other.
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