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Seasonal Rise is a term used to describe the fluctuations in ACTH in older horses, generally during the months of August to November. These fluctuations become exaggerated in horses with PPID and may in fact increase the risk of laminitis in horses with early PPID. Seasonal Rise may also influence Insulin and Glucose tests.
