Sentences with phrase «as umbilical hernia»

As long as the umbilical hernia is around a centimetre or so in size (or less) it may resolve itself, particularly when there is no organ involvement.

Occasionally, a baby will develop a condition known as umbilical hernia after the stump falls off.

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As with the umbilical cord stump, popular belief says that wrapping the baby tightly in a girdle to apply pressure will make the hernia disappear.

Hi Laura, as with diastasis recti, one of the most important things to consider with an umbilical hernia is whether or not the activity creates a significant increase in intra-abdominal pressure.

As each dog went up for bidding, the auctioneer would state whether the dog was missing any teeth, whether it had any apparent problems such as cataracts or umbilical hernias and whether the bitches appeared to be pregnant or noAs each dog went up for bidding, the auctioneer would state whether the dog was missing any teeth, whether it had any apparent problems such as cataracts or umbilical hernias and whether the bitches appeared to be pregnant or noas cataracts or umbilical hernias and whether the bitches appeared to be pregnant or not.

There was evidence that the Tidwells were performing surgeries such as ear crops, umbilical hernia repairs, inguinal hernia repairs, «nares snipped», neuters, dew claw removals, overiohysterectomies and caesarian sections without a license in this substandard room.

If a parent has bone or joint disease, allergic skin disease, bad teeth and gums, ear infections, eye problems, separation anxiety, destructive behavior, tender feet (cutting toe nails), oily musty skin odor, coprophagy, liver, heart or kidney disease, bladder stones, asthma, fatty tumors, poor physique or coordination, umbilical and other hernias or another disease, then the puppy is at least ten times as likely to inherit these problems than a puppy from healthier parents.

* NOTE * If your bunny suffers from complications such as open umbilical hernia or undescended testicles, an extra surcharge may be needed for the extra surgical services.

* NOTE * If your kitten suffers from complications such as open umbilical hernia or undescended testicles, an extra surcharge may be needed for the extra surgical services.

Your guarantee does not cover the above - mentioned conditions or non-life threatening or temporary disorders such as hypoglycemia, uneven bites, undecided testicles, cherry eyes, inguinal or umbilical hernias or patellar dislocations.

One veterinarian actually told the new owners of a 9 - week - old potential show puppy that the pup's small umbilical hernia (identified by the breeder and her attending veterinarian as being no problem)-RRB- would have to be repaired for the health of the dog even if it would disqualify the dog from showing because of the surgical alteration of appearance.

A Bernese Mountain Dog's status as a candidate for future breeding should not be determined by the presence of an umbilical hernia.

Small umbilical hernias are not serious and sometimes close by themselves as the young pet grows..

Umbilical hernias maybe classed as hereditary in some cases, but may occur due to trauma or other causes.

The most remarkable symptom of an umbilical hernia is the protrusion itself, which appears as swelling beneath the dog's navel and can protrude further during certain activities such as standing, barking or straining.

If there is a hard knot or protrusion coming from Sassy's belly button, then an examination from a Veterinarian would be required to determine if the symptoms she is suffering from are due to the protrusion (hernia) or some other cause (foreign body, infection, parasites, poisoning etc...); normally an umbilical hernia causes very little trouble and is corrected at the same time as neutering.

Simple umbilical hernia's similar to how you describe usually resolve themselves before the puppy reaches six months of age and as long as there are no complications, there should be no reason to perform surgery before the day of spaying.

Umbilical hernias do tend to be an inherited condition, and dogs with this problem should not be bred, so that they don't pass on the condition, as well as due to any problem they may have during the pregnancy.

If the bump is at the umbilicus (belly button) then the cause maybe an umbilical hernia which may be caused by a passage of fat through the opening (best scenario) or intestines (worst scenario); a visit to your Veterinarian should be made as soon as possible as the blue colour may indicate congestion of venous blood and should be seen as soon as possible.

3 females from our 2 yr old Aussies first litter have minor umbilical hernias, what do you suggest as far as treatment, if any.

Umbilical hernias are usually harmless and unless they pose a health threat, are monitored for growth or other changes and are usually corrected during a different surgery as an «add on»; normally the hernia would comprise of fat, but if the intestine pass through, the complication may lead to death if not resolved quickly.