Sentences with phrase «if aggressive treatment»

Infected pets remain contagious for about three weeks if aggressive treatment is used.

Most dogs with CPV infection recover if aggressive treatment is used and if therapy is begun before severe septicemia and dehydration occur.

Infected pets remain contagious for about 3 weeks if aggressive treatment is used.

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And so after 3 to 6 cycles of COH IUI, if they haven't conceived, we either recommend a different type of treatment or we recommend something more aggressive.

Thrush should only take a few days to cure if the treatment is effective and / or aggressive, and you and your baby need to be treated at the same time.

He was just kind of like «Okay, if you want to try to do this we can try to do it, but the type of treatment that I did is very aggressive on your body as well.

If your child does have depression with impulsive and / or aggressive behaviors, certain treatments may be more effective in decreasing these behaviors, such as coping skills training, anger management and certain medications targeted toward impulse control.

If we know that women with no ctDNA in their blood are not going to get a relapse, less aggressive treatment could be sufficient in their case.

«Because the disease is so aggressive, patients may receive no treatment at all or if they are given an option it will be for just one line of treatment, so it's essential that the most suitable treatment is identified quickly.

If validated in clinical trials, the signature would help physicians better identify which AML patients would benefit from chemotherapy and which patients have a prognosis so grave that they may be candidates for more aggressive treatments such as bone - marrow transplantation.

In the other 77, the cancer either wouldn't have caused harm if left untreated or is so aggressive that treatment doesn't help.

Currently, cancer is present in one in 10 biopsies ordered by physicians, but all must be analyzed by pathologists to identify the extent and volume of the disease, determine if it has spread and whether the patient has an aggressive or indolent cancer and needs chemotherapy or a less drastic treatment.

But, if a child is classified as high - risk, the survival rate falls to approximately 50 percent even with an aggressive treatment plan that includes high - dose chemotherapy, surgery, stem cell transplant, radiation and immunotherapy.

«Identifying the person you trust to make these types of medical decisions isn't as emotional a decision as deciding whether you'd want aggressive treatment or hospice care if you're dying,» Silveira says.

And while life expectancy has increased with better therapies, surgeries, and more aggressive treatment of identified risk factors, depression has come under increasing scrutiny as a risk factor that could make a difference, if properly treated.

If validated in larger studies, this breakthrough could mean that it may be possible to identify those at the highest risk of their breast cancer spreading, with more aggressive treatments targeted specifically to them, while those at low risk could be spared treatments that may not benefit them, as well as the subsequent side - effects.

If you don't find relief from these options, your doctor may recommend more aggressive treatment.

If complications arise, such as purpura hemorrhagica, aggressive treatment by your veterinarian is required to prevent debilitation and death.

If the infection is severe enough and prompt and aggressive treatment is not administered at once, you can say goodbye to your pooch in as short as 48 hours, some extending to 72 hours.

If diagnosed early, aggressive treatment is necessary to prevent spread of the disease and pain for the dog.

If your dog is truly overheating, you have 5 - 10 minutes to start aggressive treatment or your dog may die.

If your cat has this from of the virus than more aggressive treatment is needed including fluid therapy to avoid dehydration, antibiotics to avoid infection and steroids.

If dog kidney failure has already started, treatment is still possible with more aggressive approaches such as canine kidney dialysis.

Prompt and aggressive treatment is crucial if your canine suffers an attack of bloating.

If you suspect that your pet has ingested any of the following, early and aggressive treatment is recommended and you should have him / her evaluated by a veterinarian immediately.

If we recognize an existing or developing problem, we are aggressive in our method of treatment with the goal of returning your pet to a strong and healthy state as quickly as possible.

If your pet is not improving within two to four days, further tests or more aggressive treatment may be necessary.

Be at least 12 weeks of age Non aggressive nor overly stressed in a multi dog environment Spayed / neutered if over 6 months old Be on a monthly flea treatment

Sometimes the cancer can be cured if response is quick and the treatment aggressive but all pets may receive a better quality of life from therapy received.

This gives you an opportunity to see if the treatment has been effective and also helps you to calmly prepare for the next step if more aggressive treatment is needed.

If toxicity is severe enough to cause the patient to stop making urine, prognosis is substantially worse and treatment must be more aggressive.

If positive, aggressive treatment in the form of blood tests, IV fluids and other supportive care must begin immediately for the best possible outcome.

You may have to repeat these things for a few days before you notice a change but if you do not see any signs of healing or if the sores are actually becoming worse then you will need to consult your veterinarian for more aggressive treatment options.

If caught soon enough, some pets require an easier treatment, while others may need a treatment that is much more aggressive.

Hepatic Lipidosis can be reversed if treatment is aggressive and instituted before complete liver failure occurs.

Even if you catch it in time, your pooch will suffer since he'll be quarantined and suffering through aggressive treatments and thorough baths.

Some owners will not be able to successfully treat some aggressive dogs, even if there is a treatment program that may be successful.

If someone else's aggressive dog or other animal attacks or bites you in or near Addison, you may be able to obtain reimbursement for your injury and medical treatment with a premises liability or personal injury lawsuit.

If you are the victim of an aggressive dog, seek medical treatment at once.

If your dog bite claim prevails, the animal's owner may be ordered by the court to reimburse you for your medical treatment, lost wages, and all other damages arising from aggressive dog behavior.

If the child is particularly sexually aggressive, the program includes assessment and treatment tools for that.

Because this model of peer contagion differs from the usual model based on positive reinforcement of delinquent behavior, it raises the possibility that the persistent finding of inadvertent adverse effects of group treatment might not apply to group treatment of elementary school children if the possibility of aggressive behavior in the group is limited.

If damage is already done, a more aggressive treatment likely will be required that's tailored to treat your specific grub issue.