Sentences with phrase «develop skin infections»

Don't forget to clean and dry him, too, so he doesn't develop skin infections or sores.

But thanks to their adorable wrinkly appearance, pugs do need to be regularly cleaned, particularly around their face, so they don't develop skin infections.

Human Nature Baby Oil Studies show that massaging your baby with sunflower oil lessens the risk of developing skin infections by 41 % *.

If a rabbit's dewlap is constantly wet from leaning over the water bowl, it could develop a skin infection.

A rabbit with urine scald, feces that has remained in prolonged contact with your rabbit's skin, and overall unclean environments may cause your rabbit to develop a skin infection.

Administering a flea preventative like those below can significantly reduce your pet's risk of developing skin infections.

Some of the students fell ill with upper respiratory tract infections and one resident developed a skin infection.

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A new therapy has been developed to prevent skin infections through open wounds in hospitals and protect against antibiotic - resistant bacteria.

The human body is a perfect environment for developing bacteria causing skin infections but also for common infections.

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.

You will comfort to use it when your breast skin can receive the air so that thrush and infections could not have the opportunity to develop.

Subareolar abscesses occur when the glands under the nipple become blocked and an infection develops under the skin.

Creates energy, helps the brain develop, keeps skin and hair healthy, and protects against infections.

The findings, publishing online this week in The Journal of Clinical Investigation, open new doors to someday developing vaccines to prevent staph skin infections, which account for 14 million outpatient visits, nearly 500,000 hospital admissions and $ 3 billion to $ 4 billion in inpatient health care costs in the U.S. per year.

One approach could be to develop probiotics for the skin — adding helpful bacteria to ward off infection or maybe even prevent cancer, she says.

The researchers also employed a cutting - edge technology developed by their collaborators at Columbia University to reprogram the child's skin cells into early progenitor cells, then differentiate those into lung cells, the front lines of influenza infections.

Many patients also develop infections in the dry, open patches of skin, for example due to colonization by the pathogenic bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, which is particularly abundant on the skin of neurodermatitis patients.

However, all three monkeys who had high - dose virus applied directly to their tonsils in the absence of saliva got infected (though the infection took slightly longer to develop than in monkeys infected under their skin).

Coley learned that the patient had come down with a severe post-operative skin infection called erysipelas and developed a high fever (such infections were common in the days before antibiotics).

Worldwide cutaneous malignant melanoma incidences analyzed by sex, age, and skin type over time (1955 - 2007): Is HPV infection of androgenic hair follicular melanocytes a risk factor for developing melanoma exclusively in people of European - ancestry?.

For an infection like the one Atkins developed to occur, some type of skin tear or puncture is typically involved; this type of bacteria won't eat through healthy skin all on its own.

I developed a major candida yeast infection and different kinds of skin problems, which I didn't know at the time were some of the classic signs of psoriasis.

The problem with vaginal atrophy is that it can leave the vagina and vulva more prone to developing other conditions such as a yeast infection, making the area more susceptible to any type of skin infection.

Maxwell's skin was covered in eczema, and as he grew older he developed other skin conditions and was prone to infection.

Furthermore, some women find that they also develop dry skin and are more prone to developing yeast infections.

In some cases, people may develop infections over bruised skin, but the risk is small, Bauer said.

Herbal applications are commonly used to treat skin infections in developing countries, although few investigations are conducted to validate scientifically their popular use.

The vitamin also regulates the skin's antimicrobial system, turning on the production of antibacterial peptides called cathelicidins, which is why «without sufficient vitamin D3, we are more prone to developing infections and inflammatory conditions,» says Jeannette Graf, MD, a dermatologist in New York City.

Snacks that include a mix of brightly coloured produce will also provide the most varied selection of beneficial nutrients: fresh fruits are a great source of vitamin C, which strengthens children's connective tissue, muscles and skin and increases resistance to infection; dried fruit is an excellent source of iron, which is especially essential during periods of rapid growth; orange vegetables such as carrot sticks are a great source of vitamin A, which promotes normal growth, healthy skin, and tissue repair, and aids in night and colour vision; yogurts are a good source of calcium, perfect for developing bones.

Her skin had developed a really bad bacterial infection and she smelled awful.

This can result in them breaking the skin, producing sores and allowing skin infections and bald patches to develop.

Without treatment, another hot spot will develop and the cycle of skin infections continue.

With the proximity of the anus, skin infections develop readily and both the anal gland infection and the hot spot require treatment.

Affected dogs may also lose some of their coat, have red and inflamed skin or scabbing, exhibit behavioral problems, and develop injuries or infections from excessive scratching.

Long term, a dog may gain weight while becoming increasingly weak; may develop a urinary tract infection; may have skin and hair issues; may not easily recover from scrapes and cuts; and may develop long - term illnesses.

She may also develop small bumps or even pustules associated with a bacterial skin infection.

For example, when dogs or cats develop redness of the skin, it may be caused by various skin infections, contact dermatitis, flea allergies, mange or food allergies.

Dogs often catch bacterial infections in the teeth that can affect their hearts, develops pinworms on their furs and several other bacterial infestations, affecting their skin.

There are many reasons a dog can develop a bacterial infection of the skin.

When fatty tumors interfere with movement, which is common when they grow between your dog's front leg and body wall (in the axilla), friction can wear through the skin and infections can develop.

And to complicate matters further, food intolerance can develop into leaky gut, which can cause yeast infection (which can mimic skin allergy symptoms).

Various forms of fungi including Microsporum, Trichophyton and Epidermophyton can infiltrate the skin of mammals and cause an infection to develop.

Many developed flea allergic dermatitis, often complicated by a superficial skin infection.

Untreated dogs can develop permanent diabetes mellitus as well as signs such as urinary or skin infections.»

Hereditary footpad hyperkeratosis is an autosomal recessive skin condition found in certain breeds of dogs in which the foot pads become hardened, losing their normal elasticity, developing painful cracks that are prone to infections that can lead to lameness.

The overall health of the cat can greatly affect whether or not a fungal infection of the skin will develop.

A secondary bacterial infection may develop in the broken skin.

Ensuring that it is dirt free and kept dry, to reduce the chances of nasty skin infections developing here.

Your dog may also develop secondary skin infections that require medication.