The detail information of Dystocia
Basic Information

Another Name: Difficulty Giving Birth

Disease Description: Complications of the birth process (difficult birth).

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Disease Diagnose: Dystocia is diagnosed based on the owner's observations.

Treat Method: A physical exam including abdominal palpation and a vaginal exam are necessary. X-rays are done to determine the number of fetuses, their position, and their size compared to the bitch's pelvic size. If the puppies appear to be able to fit through the birth canal and are not malpositioned, she may be given time to deliver on her own. Oxytocin may be given if indicated. She may also need fluid therapy with calcium or glucose in it if eclampsia or hypoglycemia are present. If the puppies are large, or a great number are present, the decision to perform a c-section may be made. The decision is based on each individual case.

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Disease Description Source: Link

Associated Diseases
There are no associated diseases in OMIA/CIDD.
Associated Breeds
iDog Breed Number Breed Name Personality Height Weight Breed Source
CB47 Bouvier des Flandres(Flanders Cattle Dog) Strong-willed, even-tempered, courageous; affectionate with family, intimidating to intruders 62.2-69.9 cm (male), 59.7-67.3 cm (female) 31.8-49.9 kg Belgium
CB58 English Bulldog Calm, courageous, and friendly; dignified but amusing. 35.6-38.1 cm 22.7 kg (male), 18.1 kg (female) United Kingdom (England)
CB64 Carolina Dog Loyal, Independent, Reserved with Strangers 17.75-19.5 inches 30-55 pounds United States
CB123 Hamiltonstovare(Hamilton Hound) Agile, Versatile, Regal 53-61cm (male) 49-57cm (female) 18-26kg Sweden
CB180 Perro de Presa Canario(Canary Mastiff) Confident, Calm, Strong-Willed 22-26 inches 84-110 pounds Spain
CB197 Hungarian Puli Loyal, smart, home-loving; strong-willed but trainable 43.2 cm (male), 40.6 cm (female) 11.3-15.9 kg Hungary
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