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Colic is not a disease but a symptom of pain, usually coming from the belly (abdomen). Causes of abdominal pain in horses can vary from a mild self limiting problem to severe life threatening disease. This topic explains symptoms of colic, the different causes, diagnosis, and their treatment.

Topics on Colic in Horses
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	Cecal Impaction	4	24	Sep 28, 09
	Large Colon Displacement, and Twists	17	137	Jul 16, 09
	Post Op Care of Abdomial Surgery	10	56	Feb 25, 09
	Rectal Tears in Horses	3	16	Aug 13, 02
	Meconium Impaction in Foals	2	1	Dec 22, 04
	Overo Lethal White Foal Syndrome: Equine Aganglionic Megacolon	4	53	Apr 23, 09
	Colic in Pregnant and Post-birthing Mares	Click link to access data.
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	Discussions on Colic in Horses not covered by the above	46	554	Sep 2, 09
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