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Did the vet test the content of the mass to determine if it is something like an aneurysm or if it's something related to trauma etc? I think the best course of care would be easier to determine if the cause of the mass is determined. Is her eye still closed after the antibiotic treatment?
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She is opening her eye some. But the eye itself is still pressed downward. She has 1 last dose of antibiotics tonight. I believe its trauma induced. She was glass suffering the week before. I now believe she wanted out of her tank. That doesnt surprise me though as unfortunately we live in construction right now. And no we didnt get her knowing we would be living in construction. Hopefully my house will be fixed from its Hurricane Michael damage in the next month or 2
If it's not a bacterial infection then the antibiotics aren't likely to be helping. Without knowing the cause or what's going on inside the inflamed area, I'm not sure what the best way to proceed is. I would ask the vet what they found going on inside the affected area.
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