Sentences with phrase «flare ups in»

Some pups will never be «cured» of the disease despite antibiotic treatment and may go through periods of flare ups in symptoms.

With new pet foods created to prevent or maintain certain GI conditions, new in - house testing and diagnostic tools, more patients and clients can eliminate acute disease or minimize symptom flare ups in maintaining chronic cases.

If the dog allergies are not too bad you may only have minor flare ups in the summer which can be treated with oatmeal baths and antihistamines.

Dairy is highly inflammatory and can cause flare ups in acne, rosacea, and rashes.

Avocado also have anti-inflammatory properties so it can prevent flare ups in connective tissues.

This behaviour and further findings from observations can be best explained with an interesting assumption: Although the brightness variations in the gamma ray region also originate from the flare ups in the blazar, they are amplified to different degrees by the gravitational lens effect of individual stars in the foreground galaxy.

Astronomers had already recorded intensity flare ups in the radio region which originated from events in the blazar.

Vovk and his colleagues have now scoured the data from the Large Area Telescope on board the Fermi space telescope looking for such flare ups in the gamma ray region.

The perceived threat reflected in the South Korean stock market, measured by the latest rise in the volatility index of the KOSPI 200, has been relatively small compared to the flare ups in recent years.

The possible formation of a government in Rome between the two anti-European protest parties does not lead to new fears flaring up in the Euro Break - up Index for Italy and a new Euro crisis being indicated.

Tensions continue to flare up in the South China Sea, as Beijing has reportedly installed anti-ship cruise missiles and surface - to - air missile systems on three outposts in...

It met the opposition of the state, an opposition which from time to time flared up in severe, general persecutions.

(I think i may have allergies to food / my body was so used to sugar and rubbish that my skin was freaking out in the form of eczema / dermatitis, so far so good not one facial flare up in months.

Many people report worsened symptoms following a night of poor quality rest, and notice a flare up in their IBS type symptoms.

I flare up in a moaning rash!

For Rossi is still suffering a knee injury that first flared up in October 2011 while playing against Real Madrid in La Liga.

Related side note: I have allergies that can often flare up in the morning, so I was breathing through my mouth.

Iran and Syria are to blame for the latest flare up in fighting in the Middle East, Tony Blair has said.

The latest flare up in the will - she - or - won't - she drama of Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul happened Monday amid a Buffalo News report that Democrats were moving to take Nate McMurray out of the running for a congressional seat in western New York and replace him with Hochul.

There was a flare up in the relationship in June, when Astorino's top political advisor, Bill O'Reilly, openly criticized Senate Republicans for compromising with Cuomo and even considered running for a vacant seat.

It has been successfully used to pinpoint, monitor and predict the spread of the H1N1 virus when it first flared up in Veracruz, Mexico in 2009; the H7N9 in China in 2013, and the spread of Ebola outbreak in West Africa 2014, Brownstein added.

Scientists have completed work on a «hit list» of suspect animals which might be the natural reservoir of the deadly Ebola virus, just as a new outbreak is flaring up in Congo.

During the moments of greatest suspense, activity in the frontal parietal brain regions, which are devoted to orchestrating attention, flared up in healthy participants and became increasingly intense until the end of the film, when the boy nearly hits the family maid with a real bullet.

Nobody is exactly sure why his illness flared up in horrible ways throughout junior high and high school, but after some experimentation with his doctor, he's finally found a medication that keeps his Crohn's under control.

The tension between science and the public has flared up in recent times, easily seen in how the appellation «elite» was used as a pejorative during recent elections.

Sometimes it flares up in battles with government forces, a terror bombing, or a particularly high - profile kidnapping.

I myself lead my food about twenty years but it was «t enough - I had psoriatic arthritis with serious diagnosis it really flared up in my joints so I could n`t exercise anymore (martial arts).

Crippling osteoarthritis is relatively rare, but almost everyone has a joint that creaks, pops, aches, or occasionally flares up in pain.

Symptoms tend to flare up in response to triggers like your period, allergies, stress, and sex.

By making certain lifestyle changes, I manage to keep my autoimmune symptoms under control, but my face still flares up in stressful times.

I have sensitive skin, which flares up in cold and dry weather, and I know a lot of my readers and friends have sensitive skin as well.

Flare it up in this killer crop top, with a wrap tie and the flared sleeves you will be looking on point girl!

When Donny flares up in hostility, it's never intimidating; it's even close to embarrassing, as he looks so scared.

Meanwhile, Ravi (Rahul Kohli) has a zombie flare up in the middle of working with Clive (Malcolm Goodwin) to help him solve a case.

It's a condition that flares up in new, unpublished writers striving for the publication of first novels as well as those who are already professionally published authors.

The dispute over the price of ebooks flared up in May, when Amazon removed the pre-order button for some Hachette titles, including JK Rowling's latest detective novel.

They seem to flare up in many circumstances for many different dogs.

A new, highly infectious strain of canine influenza is still flaring up in the Chicago area.

It is also these same chemical fillers which causes allergies to flare up in your dog.

However, I also found that the intense feelings that VanderMeer's works flared up in me could make for some super exciting gameplay considerations.

During the game's early access, the gaming community flared up in anger with the game's pay - to - win microtransaction system that favors players who spent more money than others.

The textural fascination of its steel surface, transitioning between the smooth, attenuated areas of the vertical elements and the molten knots of welding at the joints and abdomen, beckons tactile engagement, while our fear of the spider — itself a cocktail of innate, primal drives and cultural conditioning — inevitably flares up in response to its eight - legged form.

Matthew Barney lures our gaze towards physiological processes in which cells and organs, flaring up in rococo agitation, are transmuted into figures of uniquely sexual beauty.

Mary Weatherford (born 1963) has a burst of green light on Coney Island flaring up in vinyl and neon paint.

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So: just when things are really starting to get hairy at the end of the century with big hits to global food security and water wars flaring up in earnest, we get the SLR juggernaut rolling in earnest.

Kitchen fires can flare up in a matter of seconds and destroy an entire home, ultimately causing around $ 900 million dollars in property damages every year.

The debate over reasonable accommodation, religious orthodoxy in the modern age, and polite discourse on tolerance (a word I've come to dislike intensely) seems to have flared up in response to demographic changes in Quebec and Canada.

Men are more likely to rehearse distress - maintaining thoughts than women, which may prolong their physiological arousal and hyper - vigilance, often causing their partners to flare up in response, until both are brought to a point of emotional detachment and avoidance.

Men are more likely to rehearse distress - maintaining thoughts than women, which may prologue their physiological arousal and hypervigilance, often causing their partners to flare up in response, until one by one, each partner is brought to a point of emotional detachment and avoidance.