Sentences with phrase «bleeding under the skin»

A non-blanching skin rash (a rash that doesn't go away when you press on it)- A non-blanching skin rash, in contrast to those that branch, may be petechiae, small points of bleeding under the skin

Whalers going to sea in April would start off with a deficiency, which would worsen because their diet contained only about 10 per cent of the required daily intake of vitamin C. Symptoms included painful joints, loose teeth, swollen, bleeding gums, and bleeding both under the skin and in the bowels.

she injured her back leg and the bruising is really bad on the abdomen but looks like bleeding under the skin.

Bleeding under the skin or bruising is something we are all familiar with but in animals it is rarely noticed due to all the hair, but easily visible on the abdomen.

There are a few causes for bleeding under the skin including trauma and low blood platelets; however, bleeding under the skin doesn't stay red for long and breaks down and may turn blue, black, purple, green or yellow.

The only symptoms of bleeding under the skin are bruising, petechial, and ecchymosis.

However, for bleeding under the skin as a symptom of an underlying disorder, treatment of the underlying disorder will be necessary.

A week later the leg was worse - swelling and bleeding under the skin just a little, so we went to another vet SPCA.

The scratching or shaking of the ear ruptuers the tiny blood vessels in the ear's cartilage causing them to bleed under the skin of the earflap forming a pocket of blood.

They may vomit blood or pass it in urine, or bleed under the skin or from their eyes or mouths.

Not exact matches

They occur when the blood vessels under the skin bleed, thus leaking blood into the skin — this could be due to:

And don't worry... if you do clip a bit of skin, simply rinse the cut under water and apply pressure with a cloth until the bleeding stops (and be sure to give lots of kisses).

Now, on Monday the 18th, she began bleeding; there were black, sticky stains around her nose, ears, and mouth and blotches under her skin where blood was pooling.

Luckily, bleeding ceases in under 24 hours with vitamin C supplementation, and adverse skin changes are reversed in 2 - 3 weeks.

The most common symptom will be a lump under the skin, visible bleeding, sometimes in the form of nosebleeds, tiring easily, episodes of unexplained weakness, pale color in the gums, difficulty breathing, abdominal swelling, seizures, abnormal heart rhythms, collapse, and depression.

Greyhounds will usually only bleed for a few minutes unless a blood vessel has been severed and although the bleeding may stop, you could potentially have a small wound with much more significant damage under the skin.

The veterinarian may diagnosis the bleeding under your dog's skin as a symptom of anemia.