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Please help me im deseprate
My 1 year old cat last week he was acting off not eating and then i saw him vomit a plastic string (from his toy) he also pooped and a smaller piece from the same toy came out
He was smacking his lips all the time refusing food and drinking water and right away vomitting
I took him to the vet took the toy
Vet said since pieces came out and his xray didnt show anything
They gave him med to clam his stomach and sent us home
All night i was with him he was feeling awful
The moment the vet opened i took him back there
They did ultrasound the saw a “small white shadow” they kept him for 3 days force feeding him
He pooped a smaller piece of toy and the vet did another uptrasound and said nothing is coming back
Now he doesnt vomit anymore
When he ate on his own they sent him home
At home he is acting so off
He only ate churu and refuse the food
He wint play he used to be vocal he wont meow
I talked to the vet its nightime here i will take him in the morning but im so worried 💔
I’m trying to find anyone who has gone through something similar because we’re not finding answers.
A family member was diagnosed with Papillary Thyroid Cancer, but the situation is more complicated than a typical case.
For about a year before diagnosis, she had:
Hearing loss
Balance issues / dizziness
Nausea
Multiple doctors dismissed it.
Then an endocrinologist noticed an enlarged thyroid → she had a total thyroidectomy it took 9 hours + removal of affected lymph nodes.
One lymph node was left because it’s in a sensitive area behind the ear. Plan is a second surgery in 2 weeks with a neurosurgeon to remove it.
Current situation (this is what’s worrying us):
Recovery has been rough
Very low appetite
Ongoing balance issues
Persistent nausea
So we’re stuck in this place where she still feels quite unwell, but another surgery is coming up.
Questions:
Has anyone had neurological/ear symptoms like this linked to thyroid cancer or lymph nodes in that area?
Did those symptoms improve after removing the remaining lymph node?
Is it normal to still feel this off after the first surgery?
Would you proceed with the second surgery while she’s still feeling like this, or pause?
We’re not finding similar experiences online and it’s making this harder to process.
Any real experiences would help.