Sentences with phrase «develop skin lesions»

«If any people in the house develop skin lesions such as small patches of skin thickening and reddening with raised scaly edges, seek medical attention.»

If any people in the house develop skin lesions such as small patches of skin thickening and reddening with raised scaly edges, seek medical attention immediately.

Not exact matches

In some horses, tumors develop as small bumps under the skin or as scaly lesions that easily can be removed by a veterinarian, but in other horses the problem becomes much more serious.

Within days she developed burning rashes that covered her exposed skin, then lesions.

Two centuries ago Edward Jenner administered the first scientifically developed vaccine, injecting fluid from a dairymaid's skin lesion into an 8 - year - old boy.

The new findings suggest that Neanderthal genetic variants increase the risk of developing sun - triggered skin lesions known as keratoses, which are caused by abnormal keratinocytes.

We started him on tremelimumab [an anti-CTLA-4 antibody developed by Pfizer, now owned by MedImmune] and not very long afterward he started saying that some of the skin lesions were going away.

A captive colony of Litoria burrowsae, the Tasmanian tree frog, developed symptoms consistent with chytridiomycosis (lethargy, severe skin lesions, mortality) after a tree frog found in a banana box that had been imported from the Australian mainland was placed in the colony (Obendorf 2005).

If a person has psoriasis, lesions can develop when the skin is injured.

Both teenage and adult sufferers often develop poor self - esteem, depression and social anxiety due to the unsightly and often painful skin lesions.

You will find a lot of benefit from moisturizing after a bath or shower particularly, and with regular application will learn that a well moisturized skin is much less vulnerable to developing new lesions.

Your dog may develop hot spots and skin lesions.

If left untreated, chronic skin conditions including lesions, darkening of the skin, patchy hair loss, and thickening and wrinkling of the skin can develop.

If left untreated discolouration or rough patches on the skin caused by the fungal infection can develop into lesions.

Acrochordons are common, benign lesions that develop on the skin of older dogs.

The symptoms of contact dermatitis develop after nearly 2 days of exposure to the substance and include crusty or scaly skin, blisters on affected areas, excessive itching and skin lesions.

Poor Brando has allergic dermatitis which could develop lesions or skin irritations if not monitored.

Skin: Slow - healing draining and / or crusted lesions can develop.

When dogs scratch at these clumps, hair loss and lesions result, with those damaged areas developing secondary skin infections.

In addition, cats can develop bacterial skin infections that may cause lesions with red itchy plaques, ulcers on the lips, excessive grooming, and small pinpoint crusts that may be easier to feel than see.»

The skin lesions typically develop first with variable muscle problems occurring later.

Conditions may worsen if lesions on the skin develop into dermatitis (Inflammation of the skin).

The skin is limited in the abnormalities that can develop; the manner in which it does this and the pattern of lesions presented permit narrowing of the differential list.

The symptoms of ringworm in cats may go unnoticed, since the small, red, circular lesions develop on the top layer of skin, and are easily hidden beneath cat fur.