Sentences with phrase «develop skin fold»

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If the rash doesn't go away or your baby develops a persistent bright red, moist rash with white or red pimples that spreads into the folds of their skin, they may have an infection.

Some babies with thrush also develop a yeast diaper infection which looks like red, shiny skin in the folds of skin.

People with eczema commonly develop dry, itchy patches of skin in the folds of their arms or knees.

Wrinkles, also known as rhytides, are folds, ridges and creases that develop in the skin as part of the natural aging process.

Ozzies often call them dumpy frogs, and indeed, as they age they develop fatty folds of skin that give them a comical and bloated appearance.

Fat, older pets sometimes develop vaginitis or perianal (around the anus) inflammation due to extra folds of skin that hold moisture and bacteria in that area.

Does of the medium and large breeds often develop a fold of skin under their chins.

Rabbits who are carrying too much excess body fat may develop skin problems as a result of fat folds that make it difficult for them to groom themselves properly.

These deep folds result from a lack of muscle beneath the skin and an excess of skin that develops into folds especially over the front of the face.

Dermatitis and pyoderma (causing irritation and infection) are commonly develop in dogs with excessive skin folds.

Dogs with lips larger than their mouth, such as Great Danes, Cocker Spaniels, or bulldogs may develop an infection of the skin in their lip folds.

Persian, Himalayan, and Burmese cats are more likely to develop blepharitis due to their facial conformation - including flattened faces and prominent folds of skin between the nose and eyes.

The skin gets hardened and thickened, scales and folds develop.