Uterine Prolapse - the "quiet" Sunday morning on call
A call to a uterine prolapse is, as Forest Gump describes, “like a box of chocolates, you never know what you are going to get - they can take anywhere from 15 minutes to replace to my record of over two hours, writes farm vet Hazell Mullins.
The most dreaded word to mention just as you embark on a weekend on call is no doubt the “Q” word (Quiet) as it will nearly always mean a curve ball call is en route to you. It is hilarious to see vets running to find the nearest piece of wood to counteract the curse of the “Q “word.
This weekend, I was locuming in the beautiful town of Nenagh in Co Tipperary; I had perhaps thought that I would have a little spare time to go browse the wonderful boutiques of the town and even perhaps visit beautiful Lough Derg; however, my Sunday on-call took a different direction.
