Sentences with phrase «cause secondary bacterial»

Some dogs scratch so severely they cause a secondary bacterial infection of the skin called pyoderma.

Once the throat is sore, the bacteria (bordetella bronchiseptica) that normally live in the throat can cause a secondary bacterial infection.

This mite doesn't cause an itch, but it can cause a secondary bacterial infection of the skin, which is extremely irritating.

Often, canine viral infections progress to cause secondary bacterial pneumonia.

If left untreated, they can cause secondary bacterial and yeast infections in your cat.

Underlying itchiness is what results in that constant foot licking; the moisture caused by excessive foot licking between the paws can cause a secondary bacterial or yeast infection.

Itching can be caused by many different factors, and can be further complicated by the fact that the constant biting, licking, and scratching can then cause secondary bacterial or yeast infections.

More often than not, a common cold is a simple viral infection that may or may not cause a secondary bacterial infection due to a weakened immune system.

Not exact matches

«Secondary bacterial infections cause much of the sickness and about 25 percent of all deaths during the flu season, and 50 to 95 percent of deaths during pandemics of influenza,» says Jonathan McCullers, an infectious disease specialist at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and co-author of a study that suggests a new way of treating such conditions.

The study shows that the severity of the 1918 pandemic was caused by the virus itself, not the lack of good medical care or secondary bacterial infections, says epidemiologist Arnold Monto of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Bacterial infections are usually secondary infections caused by a flea infestation or allergies.

But the suffering that the secondary bacterial infections can cause is serious.

Because of the rupture of the intestinal crypts, bacteria that should otherwise be confined to the intestinal tract find their way into the bloodstream causing massive secondary bacterial infection, further overwhelming the dog's immune system.

Low stress, good nutrition, vitamin A and antibiotics to combat secondary bacterial infections usually cause the disease to go back into remission.

Demodectic mange, however, can affect larger areas of the body causing itching and an odor from secondary bacterial infections.

Skin itching can also be caused by secondary bacterial infection, in which case you may need to wash your dog in Chlorhexidine, to kill the bacteria.

Inflammation and secondary bacterial infections are possible, causing pain and general signs of illness.

Inflammation and secondary bacterial infection are possible, causing pain and general signs of illness.

Cyclic Hematopoiesis with color dilution AP3B1 ELANE mutation causing cycles of low wbc (white blood cell production) in collies predispose these dogs to secondary bacterial infections and amyloidosis, and most die less then one year of age.

However, if scabs are chronic and / or persistent or are bothering him or causing him itching, etc best to take him to vet for full exam and evaluation as he may need systemic allergy medication such as prescription antihistamine and / or systemic cortisone, as well as an antibiotic if secondary bacterial infection is present on his skin

The virus also causes a marked decrease in white blood cells, leaving affected cats susceptible to a secondary bacterial infection.

Antibiotics should control the symptoms caused by secondary bacterial infections, and phenobarbitals and potassium bromide may be required to control convulsions and seizures.

But the incessant scratching that they prompt may cause secondary skin wounds and, consequently, vulnerability to severe bacterial infections.

Repeated scratching of itchy skin can cause hair loss and secondary bacterial infections.

Most dogs recover from the sickness within two to three weeks, but secondary bacterial infections can develop and cause more severe illness and pneumonia.

The severe form of the virus generally includes a secondary bacterial infection, which can cause:

Secondary bacterial agents, most commonly Salmonella, E. coli and Clostridium perfringens, can cause generalized illness by infecting damaged epithelium (lining) in the small intestine.

Secondary bacterial infection is common with oral malignant melanomas which could cause an elevated white blood cell count.

Infestations by ear mites can cause otitis, or inflammation of the external ear, that can be complicated by secondary bacterial infections.

Bacterial and yeast infections, though secondary to the allergy, can cause an increase in your pet's level of itching.

TREATMENT FOR FELINE URI Treatment consists of supportive care such as: • Keeping airways clear (the use of a humidifiermay be helpful), • Controlling fever, • Maintaining nutrition and hydration, • Controlling pain and • Antibiotic therapy for URIs caused by bacterial infections, or viral infections that develop secondary bacterial infections.

«Left untreated, distichiae that are causing clinical signs will continue to cause irritation and pain, and the irritation may lead to severe corneal ulcers and secondary bacterial infections.»

This causes hair loss and can lead to open sores or scabs on the skin, allowing a secondary bacterial infection to develop.

With allergic causes of hair loss, pets may often have secondary bacterial and / or yeast infections from their itching, and in those cases special shampoos such as Ketochlor, or Malaseb shampoo may be used, as well as prescription antibiotics or antifungal agents.

This causes hair loss and can lead to open sores or scabs on the skin, allowing a secondary bacterial or yeast infection to begin.

This infection can be either primary or secondary in origin and is caused by bacterial or viral organisms.

Mild pain might exist, as the result of a dog that may scratch or rub its eyes, which may lead to self injury, causing secondary complications such as trauma to the surface of the eye and / or bacterial infections.

Untreated skin rashes and severe cases may develop into a secondary stage (problem caused or triggered by another problem), involving bacterial infection.

Secondary bacterial infections are common adjuncts to parvoviral infection and actually are the most common cause of associated death.

The immediate goals of treating canine parvoviral infection are to reverse the dehydration, electrolyte and metabolic abnormalities caused by the disease and to prevent or eliminate secondary bacterial infections.

This itching will inflame the skin and cause scabs, with a secondary bacterial infection (pyoderma) occurring due to the trauma.

Though dermatitis only causes itchiness, it can predispose your pet to developing secondary, more dangerous, bacterial skin infections, or pyoderma, as a result of open wounds.

When the cause is bacterial or when secondary bacterial infections develop, antibiotics are necessary.

While secondary bacterial overgrowth with bacteria such as Bartonella and many others can occur, these bacteria are rarely the primary cause of a cat's red and inflamed gums.

Even with proper supportive therapy, many puppies may die within 2 days of either severe dehydration or sepsis caused by secondary bacterial infections.

This causes hair loss and can lead to open sores or scabs on the skin, allowing a secondary bacterial infection to begin.

The bacteria that commonly causes this is called Staphylococcus intermedius or pseudointermedius.This secondary bacterial infection intensifies the itching.

Demodicosis causes an inflammatory reaction, often leading to secondary bacterial infections.