bumblefoot or not

[neophyte17]

Here is B getting his soaking. He just stands still while I pet him. He is such a good boy

 

[Janet Pesaturo]

And he's gorgeous, too. Keep us posted.

 

[neophyte17]

And he's gorgeous, too. Keep us posted.

Thank you. I will.

 

[neophyte17]

Well month of soaking in tricide neo and the growth is greatly reduced but not completwlt gone. I will keep an eye on it

 

[Janet Pesaturo]

Great! Is the dark spot gone yet?

 

[neophyte17]

Not completely. But looks more lighter in color, like maybe the plug is gone? I will keep an eye on it. I am hoping its really gone and not just wishful thinking

 

[Beaky Buzzard]

It looks to me like it is.. but if its not bothering him I wouldn't mess with it..

 

[neophyte17]

Thank you all of you for your replies. Really do appreciate it

 

[Janet Pesaturo]

Given that bumblefoot is notoriously hard to treat, and recurrence is common, I would definitely keep going with the soaks until swelling and dark spots are totally gone. At least that's what I did, and mine were cured for good. Sounds like yours will be a cure, as it is going the way mine did. Dark spot gradually faded, and one day it was gone.

 

[dawg53]

Well month of soaking in tricide neo and the growth is greatly reduced but not completwlt gone. I will keep an eye on it

Like I mentioned in post #11, bumblefoot takes time to clear up when using trineo, especially larger bumblefoot. Minor surgery takes 10 minutes including wrapping. Heals in about 5 days...done.