Sentences with phrase «accompanied by fever»

Within four to six weeks after exposure, your cat's lymph nodes will become enlarged — a development often accompanied by fever.

One of the most distinctive signs of a rabies infection is often accompanied by a fever, headache, muscle aches, loss of appetite, nausea, and fatigue.How to prevent rabies?

Low lymphocyte counts, sometimes accompanied by fever, are also a common finding in cats with FIP.

Call your veterinary hospital or an emergency veterinary service if the vomiting is severe or is accompanied by a fever greater than 103 °F or persists longer than 24 hours.

Sometimes, this may be accompanied by a fever which can cause your pet to appear more tired or lethargic.

Unlike isolated cases of vomiting that are not accompanied by fever, bloating or other troubling symptoms, repetitive vomiting can indicate a serious problem.

The virus then spreads to other lymph nodes throughout the body, resulting in a generalized but usually temporary enlargement of the lymph nodes, often accompanied by fever.

Ticks and Lice; Various species of ticks and lice may cause skin disorders like rashes, wheals & sometime a generalized rough skin and a coarse coat accompanied by fever.

If the sneezing persists, consult your veterinarian, especially if the sneezing is accompanied by a fever.

It usually covers a large swatch of skin and is sometimes accompanied by fever, chills, and severe itching.

Often caused by an injury, symptoms come on quick and may be accompanied by fever, nausea, scrotal swelling, and abdominal pain.

If diarrhea lasts longer than 48 hours or is accompanied by fever or dehydration, consult a physician.

In the majority of the case an ear infection is accompanied by fever, pain and other kinds of symptoms.

The signs of mastitis are similar to a plugged duct and may be accompanied by a fever and other flu - like symptoms.

Mastitis is accompanied by a fever and a plug duct isn't.

This is often accompanied by fever, pain and intense chills.

If your baby's cold is accompanied by a fever, your baby's doctor may recommend acetaminophen.

It's important to talk to your doctor if your green stools are ongoing and / or accompanied by fever, stomach aches or pain, blood in the stool (or black stool), watery or liquid stool, or other symptoms.

High fever, fever with a cough, wheezing, shortness of breath, vomiting or diarrhea, fever with rash, earache, earache, or swelling of the ear, fever accompanied by fever Severe headache, sore throat, abdominal pain should be examined as soon as possible.

A non-blanching rash can be an indicator of a medical emergency like sepsis or meningitis especially when accompanied by fever.

If your breast soreness or lump is accompanied by a fever of 101 degrees or more and / or flu - like symptoms (feeling tired, exhausted, or achy) that come on suddenly you may have a breast infection.

If sudden skin eruptions which comprise of red, itchy rashes are observed on the infant's skin and is accompanied by fever or diarrhea, it is time to pay a visit to an expert.

Mastitis is accompanied by a fever and that red, sore spot on your breast, if untreated, can get bigger.

If your swollen breast is accompanied by a fever, you probably have mastitis.

A breast infection (mastitis), on the other hand, is soreness or a lump in the breast that can be accompanied by a fever and / or flu - like symptoms, such as feeling run down or very achy.

Symptoms include a hot, red tender area on the breast that may or may not be accompanied by a fever, and flu - like symptoms such as body aches, fatigue, and possibly a headache.

In addition, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta recommends contacting your child's pediatrician if teething is accompanied by a fever that is higher than 100.3 degrees Fahrenheit.

Mild congestion and runny nose is probably related to teething, but if it's accompanied by a fever, then your baby may be sick and not just teething.

Always see your baby's doctor if the rash stays longer than a few days, gets worse, or is accompanied by a fever.

A breast infection (mastitis), on the other hand, is soreness or a lump in the breast that is accompanied by a fever and / or flu - like symptoms, such as feeling run down or very achy.

Mastitis may also be accompanied by a fever.

If your child's stool is watery and accompanied by fever or persistent vomiting you should go to the doctor immediately.

Bloody streaks in the stool may also be seen, and if these are accompanied by fever and weakness, your baby may be sick.

Watery stool may be caused by an infection, and this is most likely to be accompanied by fever and other symptoms.

Not exact matches

Among them were prolonged starvation and exposure; being worked beyond my endurance and strength; every cut and bruise turning into festering wounds accompanied by high fever; diphtheria, dysentery, hepatitis, and a bout with typhus that very nearly killed me.

If your child ever has diarrhea accompanied by vomiting and a high fever seek medical attention immediately.

It may also be accompanied by other symptoms such as fever or irritability.

A green bowel movement may necessitate a call to the doctor if it is particularly watery or is accompanied by mucus or a fever.

Unless your child's fever unusually high (over 106 degrees) or is accompanied by additional symptoms such as vomiting or respiratory difficulties it is better to let it run its course.

It can be painful and is sometimes accompanied by a low - grade fever.

Common ear infection symptoms can include ear pain, fever, fussiness, tugging on the ears, ear drainage, all of which are usually accompanied by a cold.

The discharge is not an infection as it is not accompanied by the other classical signs of infection which are redness, warmth, tenderness, and fever.

If the diarrhea is accompanied by a high fever of 103 or higher, severe vomiting (more than two or three times), bloody or black stool or dehydration call your doctor.

Normally, diarrhea will last two or three days but it can last as long as a week and it's often accompanied by nausea, fever, cramps and vomiting.

If the fever continues for more than three days, if it's higher than 101 degrees or if it's accompanied by any other symptoms of illness, call your pediatrician.

Let your doctor know right away if the headache is severe and accompanied by swelling, fever, vision changes or numbness.

Unless your little one's sneezing is accompanied by other symptoms of an illness, such as a runny nose or a fever, chances are it's just a reflex and she's perfectly healthy.

This is normal, but it is not normal if the pains are accompanied by a rash, fever, swelling, an inability to move their limbs properly, or other things that just don't appear to be right about your child.

If your baby has a bacterial infection, he may have severe diarrhea, accompanied by cramps, blood in his stool, and a fever.

If your toddler's diarrhea came on suddenly and is accompanied by other symptoms, such as abdominal pain or a fever, this warrants a call or visit to her pediatrician.