blister disease? pls help.

[alinoee]

im scheduled for visit in vet tomorrow but i have no confidence in vet where i live now therefore my questions. please answer only if came across this situation. i have jungle python for three three years now. she never been sick or anything like that. non of mine snakes have been. to the chase thou.
about week ago i have noticed quite seizable blister on her neck. at first i thought I was result of burn. kinda human thing when fluid gather under skin when you burn yourselves. but after couple days it was all over the place. i would say they appear on half section in the middle of the snake along spine. this is where im getting puzzled. she is being kept in around 30% humidity in clean viv on newspapers. i would appreciate answers from your own experience. im worried as hell.

[wildlifewarrior]

photos would be a great help

[alinoee]

aint got any. but there was no discolouration on scales or any indication of any sort of skin deterioration. just bulge with watery fluid in it. shes in shed and it looks like 'waterish' fluid is between old and new skin.
edit. btw its all along spine.

[hadgo]

my dads royal had this sort of thing but it was around the middle of the body and tail. It looked like there were blisters on the underside of the snake so he took it the vets and they gave it injections each time he went and a daily treatment of this cream, i dont know the name of it but i could check also he had a bottle of iodine a think which he mixed with the cream i am not sure on that one though. Also he put the snake in the bath when shedding as it didn't shed properly. after a while though it was all cured and now he is fine, hope this helps and i hope your snake gets better

[wildlifewarrior]

Originally Posted by alinoee

aint got any. but there was no discolouration on scales or any indication of any sort of skin deterioration. just bulge with watery fluid in it. shes in shed and it looks like 'waterish' fluid is between old and new skin.
edit. btw its all along spine.

i understand that but the patten of them and the look of them can help us abit....normally water blisters do clear up on there own in dry environments with the temps turned up

how are you measuring the humidity

[alinoee]

Originally Posted by hadgo

i dont know the name of it but i could check also he had a bottle of iodine a think which he mixed with the cream i am not sure on that one though.

she has it on the other side but please do.

Originally Posted by hadgo

Also he put the snake in the bath when shedding as it didn't shed properly. after a while though it was all cured and now he is fine, hope this helps and i hope your snake gets better

i'm glad to hear that and i hope enta will get better too.

[alinoee]

Originally Posted by wildlifewarrior

i understand that but the patten of them and the look of them can help us abit....normally water blisters do clear up on there own in dry environments with the temps turned up
how are you measuring the humidity

they did developed in low humidity enviroment. please if you have never seen it don't reply to this. thank you for the help but it doesn't bring us to any conclusion. don't get me wrong but if you havent seen snake with blisters along the spine, please do not respond to this.

[wildlifewarrior]

Originally Posted by alinoee

they did developed in low humidity enviroment. please if you have never seen it don't reply to this. thank you for the help but it doesn't bring us to any conclusion. don't get me wrong but if you havent seen snake with blisters along the spine, please do not respond to this.

wow.....lol

[alinoee]

Originally Posted by wildlifewarrior

wow.....lol

this is serous. i don't have access to proper vet. please refrain yourselves from comments like that. i'm trying to save her.

[hadgo]

if you dont have access to a proper vet how are you going to get any medication for your snake?