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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Quote Originally Posted by dekaybrown View Post
    I have been known to display symptoms of Coprolalia under the right circumstances
    im stealing this from you, best line ive heard in a while haha

    -andrew

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    Mr Thamnophis ssssnakeluvr's Avatar
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Quote Originally Posted by dekaybrown View Post
    I have been known to display symptoms of Coprolalia under the right circumstances
    Oh crap thats funny!!!!

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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    *Update*

    This afternoon I reached in to see Tourett. She appeared confused. Her head tic had been gone for the last couple of weeks and I had hope it was gone for good. Now, the tic was back and it doesn't look good. She refused to eat. The tic is constant, now. She acts as if she is blind. Major neurological issues, in my opinion. I wondering if it could be some kind of brain tumor or brain virus. I have isolated her from the rest. She is the only one in the group that shows anything like this. They all receive the same food and supps. Will schedule a Vet. visit for tomorrow. I am worried.
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    poor girl
    that does not sound good
    rhea
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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Just got back from picking up my kids and checked on her. She seems fine. Not eating, though. I think she is having seizures. Epilepsy? My Vet. is out of town for 3 days. Will have to watch her. Seizures would explain the off and on tics. Really confused at this time.
    Steve
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    T. radix Ranch guidofatherof5's Avatar
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Doing some research, I've learned that to be accurate, my snake is suffering from "tremors" Here's a link to what I found. Changing what it's called, hasn't helped me. Still looking for answers.
    Seizures, Convulsions And Tremors In Reptiles - FaunaClassifieds
    Steve
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    They are not just snakes. They're garter snakes.
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    That link is the one I found when Deejay had a funny twitching spell. I never did find out exactly what caused it, but I took her off of salmon from China, and switched to Rainbow trout, and haven't seen any symptoms since. I figure, for her, it was some kind of toxin. Yours seems like something more related to neurological or developmental issues. We may never know.........
    Best of luck for the poor snakey.
    Anji

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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Poor little thing. Fingers crossed.
    Keeping - 'Florida blue' sirtalis, concinnus, infernalis, parietalis, radix, marcianus and ocellatus.

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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Quote Originally Posted by anji1971 View Post
    That link is the one I found when Deejay had a funny twitching spell. I never did find out exactly what caused it, but I took her off of salmon from China, and switched to Rainbow trout, and haven't seen any symptoms since. I figure, for her, it was some kind of toxin. Yours seems like something more related to neurological or developmental issues. We may never know.........
    Best of luck for the poor snakey.
    I buy no fish-Products of China-
    Steve
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    Re: Tourette's syndrome

    Steve, I hope find what's causing the problem and she does OK. Beautiful Radix.
    Sid
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