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    Re: Sperm Plug in a female?

    Quote Originally Posted by j_h_smith View Post
    Not to beat you up or anything, but you've had a few of us tell you this isn't something that we consider normal. A few have said that it could be an infection. But at each post, you seem to want to come up with another excuse or explanation. Well, if you posted this message to get our opinions, that's fine, but what do you want us to do? We tell you what we think and you've taken a different opinion each time. If you didn't want us to tell you our opinion, you shouldn't have posted the message.

    BTW, an infection will not always indicate by redness or swelling. But it's your snake, you can do what you want. Snakes are very good at hiding a weakness, some won't show any indication, no matter how sick they are.

    Jim Smith
    On the internet, it can be hard to have a discussion. I asked for your opinions, but I am also trying to come up with a theory BEFORE I go to the vet to try to save myself some money. I am not trying to "make excuses". I am trying to discredit certain theories and get my facts straight so i don't spend any more money than I have too on this situation. All of these posts have been very informative and I am going to call the vet tomorrow and set up an appointment.

    With the information that I have been getting from this thread, I have a pretty good idea of what to rule out and what to inform the vet of so that he may make the best determination he can as quickly as he can.

    The more information I have and the more that people chime in with their own experiences or opinions, the more I have to work with. This, in my opinion, is much better than going in blind. At least I have somewhere to start.

    Edit: Think of this whole thread as one big conversation. At least, that's how I view it.
    Last edited by Black_Shark; 02-21-2011 at 10:01 PM.
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