Sentences with phrase «even infected wounds»

It can also manifest itself as self - destructive behavior such as obsessive licking or chewing at an area of their body resulting in painful and even infected wounds.

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Manuka honey could be an efficient way to clear chronically infected wounds and could even help reverse bacterial resistance to antibiotics, according to research presented at the Society for General Microbiology's Spring Conference in Harrogate.

The team hope that the complexes could be applied as a disinfectant or even used to directly treat infected wounds.

Yet even when we bite our tongues, the wounds rarely become infected.

This virus is transmitted in the smallest drop of blood — even getting infected blood in a wound or in the mouth is enough to transmit the infection.

They could be in pain from infected paw pads due to walking on rusted wire flooring, have open wounds from other animal attacks or even mange, fleas or ticks.

If you forget to give your dog medicine or fail to clean its wounds properly, its incision site could take longer to heal or even become infected.

SNAKE BITE - ALL BITES of any kind are infected wounds and need antibiotics, get to a veterinarian as soon as possible, even if you think it is non-poisonous snake.

It is even possible for humans to become infected with roundworms; the worms sometimes wind up in the eye, under the skin or in the brain in what is known as visceral larva migrans, which causes permanent damage.

Even the smallest eye injury (a tiny scratch, for example) can develop into an infected wound and loss of vision.

Bite wounds, reproductive secretions, and even consumption of infected tissues can transmit this infection.

Administer all topical and oral medications as prescribed, even if the skin appears healed or the wounds do not appear to be infected.

... As for possible routes of introduction of the virus, they mention BTV - positive ruminants imported either legally or illegally, virus - carrying midges transported by wind over hundreds of kilometers, accidental importation by ship or aircraft, contaminated vaccines and trade with the products of infected animals... Kampen and Werner conclude that «it is due to continuing globalization rather than to climate change that even central and northern Europe are at risk of new pathogens as well as vectors of disease entering and establishing.»»