Sentences with phrase «become infected develop»

In addition, the vaccine reduces the amount of virus shed and shortens the shedding interval; therefore, vaccinated dogs that become infected develop less severe illness and are less likely to spread the virus to other dogs.

He showed that chronic hepatitis B infections were endemic among patients in hemodialysis units, while staff members who became infected developed acute hepatitis.

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If the nipple is open after 5 days, it may then be time for an antibiotic as bites can easily become infected and then not only are they slow to heal, but you can also develop mastitis.

A pregnant woman who becomes infected often has no symptoms but can still pass the infection on to her developing baby.

I take them anyway, because Doctor's Orders, but when I was given antibiotics because I developed a hematoma around my scar after my C - Section and I was told «This is to prevent the hematoma from becoming infected.»

Scientific concern is focused on women who become infected while pregnant and those who develop a temporary form of paralysis after exposure to the Zika virus.

In less - developed nations, 90 percent of people become infected by age 2.

In the US and other developed nations, more than 90 percent of the population becomes infected by age 20.

An analysis of 41,302 blood samples taken from the entire study at different time points found that a child who had an intermediate antibody level and became infected again had a 7.64 times higher risk of being in the small group that developed DHS / DSS, researchers report today in Science.

Researchers screened three different groups of U.S. flu patients and found those with the high - risk version of IFITM3 rs34481144 were likely to become infected with flu more rapidly and to develop more severe symptoms than those with another variant.

Cells infected with the Plasmodium falciparum parasite, the most virulent form of malaria parasite, become stiff and sticky and become lodged in small blood vessels while the parasite is developing and so avoid the filtering action of the spleen.

On Friday the BBC reported that Ian Christie, a man who developed cirrhosis of the liver after being infected with hepatitis C during a blood transfusion 25 years ago, had become the first person in the world to receive a transplanted liver that had been preserved at room temperature rather than being cooled after being... Continue reading Liver transplant breakthrough set to save thousands of lives: Thank the pigs!

People who become infected as adults usually develop no symptoms and therefore don't realize they are infectious to others.

During this time, a little over a quarter of all these people developed antibodies to the H1N1 flu strain in circulation, indicating that they had become infected with the virus.

Although cervical cancer can take decades to develop, it's important to protect children before they become sexually active and risk getting infected with HPV, which is why Wheeler strongly recommends: «Get your kids vaccinated — both your boys and your girls — before their 13th birthday.»

Pancreatic abscesses develop in patients with pancreatic pseudocysts that become infected.

Children less than 6 years of age who become infected with the hepatitis B virus are the most likely to develop chronic infections.

It develops when these anal sacs become inflamed, infected, abscessed, blocked, or impacted with the secretions that should have been released.

She can have stomach or GI upsets, depression, and, since masses of bacteria are released into the bloodstream, can become infected with endocarditis (inflammation of the lining of the heart and valves of the heart), as well as developing infections of the kidneys and liver.

Lameness is the most common physical symptom developed by dogs that have become infected with Lyme disease.

For instance, a bruise that causes tissue swelling and inflammation may become infected and develop a pocket of infection.

There is limited evidence that dogs become infected with Ebola virus, but there is no evidence that they develop disease.

An estimated 3 - 4 % of all free - roaming cats1 become infected and carry the virus, but only a small portion of these cats develop symptoms related to FIV.

Rarely cats can become infected but NO humans have developed influenza from the H3N2 strain of the virus.

Bite wounds to intact male cats can develop into abscesses that require veterinary care, sometimes these wounds can become infected with viral diseases that prove fatal to the animal.

When people become infected they usually develop a red ring - shaped rash (and a bald spot, if it's on the scalp) that's often itchy.

If the developing fetuses become infected with FPV, they are very likely to have severe developmental dysfunctions at birth.

Not all cats infected with the virus causing FIP will become ill, but cats who do develop signs of FIP will likely succumb to the disease eventually.

And, not all cats that become infected will develop disease.

Sores then develop which can become infected.

Some larvae migrate to the tissues of internal organs and remain dormant until pregnancy where they become active and infect the developing puppies in the uterus.

If left untreated, symptoms will continue to worsen and eventually develop into crusty, infected lesions that often become red and sore.

Unfortunately, only supportive care can be offered once a dog becomes infected and develops clinical signs; if symptoms are severe, many dogs are not able to recover.

According to the American Heartworm Society (AHS), «Heartworm disease is one of the major health problems of dogs in the United States and throughout the temperate and tropical areas of the world... The disease develops when a pet becomes infected with parasites called Dirofilaria immitis that are transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito.

Some may become infected but develop no obvious signs of the disease.

Injury - if your dog has a wound that becomes infected, it can develop a bad odor.

Most cats who become infected with the feline enteric coronavirus (often simply called feline coronavirus) essentially get diarrhea and never develop anything that can in any way be described as serious.

If the wound becomes infected or abscessed, swelling and foul - smelling drainage may develop.

Once your cat is spayed, heat cycles will cease, there will no longer be a uterus in your cat to become infected, and the risk of developing pyometra is eliminated once and for all.

Both yourself and your animal may become infected and begin to develop symtoms of lethargy and fever amoung others.

Not all cats that become infected will develop disease.

Daily removal of ticks may also help prevent a dog from becoming infected: it generally takes 24 hours for a tick to transmit Borrelia burgdorferi to its host.3 Vaccination is a second method to help reduce the risk of a dog developing Lyme disease.1, 2 Although you may not choose to vaccinate now, encourage new owners of adopted dogs living in endemic areas to see their veterinarian about vaccination.

Almost all dogs exposed to the virus become infected, and the majority (80 % of infected dogs) develop flu - like illness.

Some animals develop hard masses in the skin on the neck and back (from calcium deposits, a symptom called calcinosis cutis), which may ulcerate or become infected.

According to Cynda Crawford DVM PhD and co-discoverer of the virus, «virtually all dogs exposed to the canine influenza virus become infected; about 80 percent develop a flu - like illness, while another 20 percent do not become ill.

Thus, kittens can become infected with feline leukemia while they are still developing in the uterus of an infected mother.

However, as some dogs can develop life - threatening complications from kennel cough, you should take precautions to prevent your pooch from becoming infected with this highly contagious disease.

The disease develops when a pet becomes infected with parasites called Dirofilaria immitis that are transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito.

It is better to allow her to be exposed to situations in which other dogs are around so that she will become infected with the herpes virus, develop antibodies and pass them on to her puppies.

The injury became infected and developed gangrene, and he died on January 3, 1543 and was buried.