Sentences with phrase «damaging other vital organs»

Toxins from dental disease can seep into the pet's bloodstream, potentially infecting and damaging other vital organs, such as the liver, kidneys, and brain.

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There weren't any cases of obvious lead poisoning [that is, blatant damage to the brain or other vital organs], but there was an exposure situation and so they asked us to come down and investigate.

Monitoring groups of mice, one group receiving normal levels of protein in the diet and the other group nourished with low levels of protein for five weeks, researchers were able to uncover the damaging effect a reduction of protein can cause to the structure of this vital organ.

If you experience two or more of the symptoms listed above, it's most advisable to consult your doctor immediately to prevent any further damage to your liver and other vital organs in the body.

These disorders result in lower IQ, difficulty learning and functioning, and possible damage to the heart, brain and other vital organs, SAMHSA says.

Ketosis is basically a mechanism your body puts to use during bouts of starvation, and is severely damaging to your heart and other vital organs.

Proper functioning of this butterfly - shaped gland is vital for our health, but just like other organs in the body thyroid is also prone to damage, diseases, deficiencies, and other negative scenarios.

As these acidic toxins fester and decay in various tissues, they damage organs and glands, corrode joints and arteries, enervate the nervous system and inhibit immune response and other vital functions.

Besides, poor oral health in dogs can result in other health problems that include loss of appetite, loosening or splitting of teeth, and even worse, the harmful bacteria in the mouth can spread and cause damages to your dog's vital organs.

If not detected and treated early, the disease can cause extensive damage to the heart and other vital organs, such as the lungs, liver and kidneys, causing poisonous wastes to build up in the dog's body.

Wildfires can expose your pet to smoke, fire, or other noxious substances, causing life - threatening damage to vital organs (brain, heart, lungs, etc.).

Also, x-rays (digital radiographs) are usually performed to check for intestinal obstructions and an ultrasound is helpful in determining if the liver, kidneys, or other vital organs are damaged or have signs of inflammation.

Any longer than that and the toxins may have already begun to affect the cells and cause irreversible damage to the liver and other vital organs.

If your dog is alone at the time (common with outdoor dogs) and nobody notices the symptoms, it is likely to be fatal due to the permanent damage to the brain, lungs, and other vital organs from loss of oxygen.

Deciduous teeth left in the mouth long term will damage the permanent teeth and easily cause systemic infections in the heart, kidneys, and other vital organs.

Patients may have to live with the risk of developing blood clots, and may have suffered permanent kidney injury or other irreversible damage to vital organs.