Sentences with phrase «few joint diseases»

As a breed, they aren't particularly prone to any fatal diseases, but they are susceptible to a few joint diseases that might need surgical correction at some point.

Not exact matches

A new study appearing in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery (JBJS) found that these surgeries are generally safe with mortality rates decreasing for total hip (THR) and total knee (TKR) replacement and spinal fusion surgeries, and complication rates decreasing for total knee replacement and spinal fusion in patients with few or no comorbidities (other conditions or diseases).

In a joint project with Metabometrix, he is examining a few thousand subjects, some who have severe cases of metabolic diseases such as obesity and some who are healthy, to identify how extremes differ from the norm.

In just the last few months there have been a few interesting studies published about the relationship between celiac disease and joint issues.

You probably know that for those with celiac disease, exposure to gluten can cause a host of uncomfortable symptoms that range from mild irritations to major problems: headaches, bloating, joint pain, skin rashes, mood issues, intestinal damage and malnutrition, to name a few.

For them, leaky gut manifests in a different way — skin problems, brain fog, anxiety or depression, autoimmune disease, and joint pain are just a few examples.

The AS causes fusing of the spine, and like many with this disease, you end up going years before you are properly diagnosed, so I already had fusions of my sacroiliac joints (pelvis) and in a few vertebrae before I had a name to call this disease.

Pets that are overweight are at risk for many health problems such as joint disease, diabetes and heart disease, just to mention a few.

A few extra pounds on a dog may not seem like anything to worry about, but the added weight can exacerbate arthritis, cause joint and bone issues, and it can greatly increase the possibility that your pet will develop diabetes or cardiac / respiratory disease.

Although vaccine reactions can take weeks, months or even years to develop (think of allergies, joint disease, renal disease or hypothyroidism), in the majority of cases, vets only think of vaccine reactions if the dog suffers classic symptoms like sudden explosive diarrhea, lethargy and pain within a few hours of the vaccine.

Improvement of symptoms is usually seen within a few days; however, especially with Lyme disease, the disease may cause on - going joint and kidney damage, requiring lengthy medical therapy.

A section on feline degenerative joint disease has been added due to the increased awareness of this painful condition in cats over the last few years.

As the disease progresses, increased thirst and urination, abdominal pain, vomiting, eye disease, diarrhea, joint stiffness, bruising of the skin, coughing and a runny nose are just a few of the symptoms that can occur.