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Treatment
The course of treatment will depend on the underlying cause of the disease.
Living and Management
This is a lifelong disease and retreatment is often necessary (within six months to three years) to prevent reoccurrence of signs. However, you should ask your veterinarian if the course of treatment may lead to side effects.
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