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#Hygroma #HygromaInDogs #VETForPET A hygroma is a noninfectious, inflammatory response to trauma presenting as a soft, subcutaneous swelling filled with fluid, typically over a pressure point or bony prominence. Symptoms of Hygroma in Dogs Should your dog have a hygroma, you will notice a soft subcutaneous swelling filled with fluid (yellow to red in color) over a pressure point or bony prominence. Hygromas vary in size, but can grow to two inches in diameter, and are often developed on the olecranon of the elbow. With a hygroma, your dog will typically show no signs of systemic illness and will not exhibit pain when touched. Hygromas are often bilateral. If the hygroma has been present for a significant length of time, severe inflammation may occur, along with: Ulceration Infection Abscesses Granulomas Fistulas Tissue erosion Don't forget to like, share and subscribe our channel VET For PET. Thanks for watching. Jai Hind Jai Bharat