Sentences with phrase «from mucus membranes»

Dogs with ITP can be lethargic, anorexic and show various signs of blood clotting deficit, including bruising, nosebleeds, bleeding from mucus membranes, and bloody stools.

One of the symptoms of scurvy (extreme vitamin C deficiency) is bleeding from the mucus membranes, including the gut lining.

Failure to consume proper amounts will result in scurvy, involving liver spots on the skin, spongy gums and bleeding from the mucus membranes.

The main concern with true, excessive reflux is that there can be severe repercussions from mucus membranes being chronically «burned» by stomach acid.

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Use the same quantity of oils and mix into distilled water for a handy spray for clothing — just make sure to keep away from eyes and mucus membranes.

But its real value comes from the presence of mucilage in the bark, which soothes and coats all mucus membranes, including the digestive tract.

In the case of a cold, a thicker wall of mucus can serve as a barrier preventing other viruses, bacteria, or irritating particles from entering the nasal membranes, she says.

Inhaling small particles from cleaning products for years on end can irritate the mucus membranes in the lungs and cause changes to your airways and the way you breathe.

Most of these bacteria live on mucus membranes like the one lining our mouth, and they protect us from disease - causing bacteria like the ones that produce acid which can be damaging to teeth.

People are indoors in close contact, breathing heated indoor air that dehydrates mucus membranes, preventing the body from effectively defending against infection.

Mullein is an expectorant and treats coughing, respiratory constriction, chest colds, bronchitis and asthma by removing excess mucus from the lungs and soothing the mucous membranes.

Typically, the disease gets its name from the presence of small purple - colored splotches (bleeding) that is found on the body, especially in areas with lighter hair coats and in the mucus membranes of the nose and mouth.

These poisons can enter your puppy's body in a number of different ways... either by ingestion (ie they're eaten or drunk), from contact with the skin or mucus membranes, through injection or by inhalation.

«If the dog comes in contact with the toad, licks it, sniffs it, anything that can come in contact with those mucus membranes or gums, then they can have seizures pretty quickly from these toads,» Dr. Lisa Ciucci with the Gardens Animal Hospital in Palm Beach Gardens told ABC affiliate WPBF.

Sourced from the Internet and printed in his studio, images as diverse as animal fur, the scales of a putrefying fish, mushroom gills and the glossy surface of mucus membranes, chosen for their specific textures, become the building blocks for Ghenie's compositions.