HELP! I need info for my Baby girl

[aquaarnie]

A little over a month ago, I lost Noelle, my male bearded dragon (I originally thought he was female). He was 3.5 years old, over two feet long with tan and white stripes, and was i great shape/health. On February 6, I heard a banging on the glass of Noelle's home. Noelle was convulsing/seizuring. I immediately pulled Noelle out of the cage before he hurt himself, and digested a lot of sand. Noelle became very lethargic, his breathing was abnormal (chain breathing), and he was cold. I rushed him to Cornell, where they incubated him. Noelle died four hours later, early Saturday morning. Cornell did a necropsy on Noelle to find what was the cause of his death.
The report listed the cause as: Atypical mycobacteriosis, and blood in his abdomen from the liver
I need to what this is and what signs to look for in a bearded dragon who has this disease. The necropsy report is in medical terms, and hard to understand. I need answers to help my only dragon. My baby girl, Al. She has shown no signs of illness (eating, moving, pooping).

PLEASE HELP ME!

 

[Resputan]

You need to talk to a vet, someone that specializes in reptiles or exotic animals. Even if someone on here has a suggestion on what to look for or how to help you it would be a ton better to get information from the vet who will know exactly what the medical term means and what the signs are and how to prevent it. Even if there is not one in your area search the internet for one as close as you can find and give them a call. The vet will likely discuss the issue over the phone with you if you absolutely can not get the beardie to the vet.

Again, please get to a vet regarding this, the internet is great but it cant solve everything.