What is the index of fsaa in cats
fsaa is an index used to check whether the cat has an inflammatory reaction in the body. It is the abbreviation of the serum amyloid test. When the index is elevated, the cat has an Inflammatory reaction: Generally, most of the inflammatory reactions that cause this kind of inflammatory reaction may be infectious peritonitis, arthritis, pneumonia, etc., and other tests are needed to confirm the diagnosis.
How to see the fsaa indicator
The normal value is less than 5. When the cat’s SAA value is too high, it is necessary to take anti-inflammatory needles to control the inflammation in the body. However, the reference ranges specified by different instrument manufacturers are also different. Generally, the normal range will be indicated in the manual. In addition, it is worth noting that anti-inflammatory needles are generally injected for three days. If the inflammation in the cat does not decrease or even increases after three days, the drug or administration method needs to be changed immediately.
