Sentences with phrase «if infection»

If the mother was already infected before conception, there is a 2 percent chance the virus will be transmitted to the fetus; however, if the infection occurs during pregnancy, this risk jumps into the 40 to 50 percent range.

If the infection spreads beyond your vagina and cervix, symptoms of chlamydia in women may include:

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This can lead to serious consequences if the infection is misdiagnosed and the wrong treatment is prescribed.

If the infection was caused by the hospital's failure to provide a clean and sanitary environment, for example, the hospital may be liable.

Deciding against legal counsel may bar you forever from receiving compensation for your injuries, even if an infection or greater injury results from the dog attack later down the road.

When a surgical incision, for example, becomes infected, it may result in sepsis if the infection is not diagnosed and treated in a timely manner.

If the infection spreads to the nervous system, the patient will experience stiff neck, confusion, headache, loss of balance, reduced alertness and convulsions.

In this way any infection is contained within the community but, if an infection occurs outside of the community, the internal community remains safe.

The veterinary hospital will be able to assess your pet's current condition and determine if an infection has already developed that requires treatment.

If the infection is long - standing, considerable damage to the base of the ear may occur as the cat scratches away at the itchy ears.

If the infection is able to take hold, it colonizes in the urinary tract, eventually making its way to the bladder causing bladder infection.

If an infection is localized to the kidneys, and not in the bladder, the cat will not have signs of bladder pain.

If the infection is severe, topical creams may also be applied; it is just difficult to stop dogs from licking the cream off.

If an infection is found, antibiotics will be prescribed.

If the infection is related to kidney disease, there is usually no good way to prevent further infections.

If an infection is present, culturing the urine sample will pin - point which antibiotic to use.

In other cases, especially if the infection is chronic or in tissue that is hard for the antibiotic to reach, such as a walled - off abscess, antibiotics may be required for long - term use.

If the infection is not in the bladder, there usually isn't cystitis.

If the infection progresses then antibiotics can be effective in treating bacterial canine urinary infection.

If the infection appears to be spreading, you know you're not treating it effectively at home and you should get your pup to your veterinarian as soon as possible.

If infection does not respond to treatment in two or three days, the diagnosis and therapy should be re-evaluated.

Silica: If the infection is caused by a foreign object I the ear, Silica may help the dog's body force the object out.

However, if the infection returns, a culture and sensitivity panel should be performed to identify the bacteria and determine which antibiotics are the most effective in treating.

Ears must be «scoped» to make sure that there are not any abnormalities within the ear, and the ear smear should reveal if the infection is bacterial, fungal (yeast), ear mites, or one or more of these.

This is true especially if infection or inflammation develops at the site of repair.

Treatment will usually last 10 days to 2 weeks, and you should always follow up with the doctor to see if the infection is completely gone.

If infection of the liver or gallbladder is suspected antibiotics may be administered.

If infection continues, a Vet may recommend that the dog testicls be removed.

Keep in mind that if the infection was a virus, antibiotics may not have offered much treatment, but probably addressed or prevented a secondary bacterial infection.

If the infection is caught quickly and treated aggressively, most dogs will recover fully and will develop lifelong immunity to the virus.

I recommend you shave the area of the hot spot, and then mark the edges of the lesion with a Sharpie type pen so you can tell if the infection is spreading.

And if an infection continues to fester, the consequences of that can cause things to become more serious.

If the infection involves the scalp or beard, hair may fall out.

If damaged tissue is found, it may be removed, and if infection is present, a lavage of the entire abdomen may be performed to remove bacteria.

But if it comes back, or if the infection becomes chronic, then you really need to insist on an ear culture.

If an infection develops, antibiotics need to be administered to fight it.

Specific vaccinations reduce both the chance of becoming infected, if challenged, and the severity of illness, if infection occurs, allowing more rapid recovery, as well as reducing the risk of spread to other horses.

If the infection recurs despite treatment, antibiotic - impregnated methylmethacrylate beads can be surgically implanted adjacent to the infected bone.

It seems that here we have a disease for which a lethal outcome is possible yet there is no test to confirm the infection and no way to determine if the infection is truly over with.

If infection is the cause it should clear after several days.

Repeated urine testing will determine if the infection has been successfully treated.

If the infection becomes severe diarrhea may be bloody and the dog may also present with symptoms of severe dehydration and overall weakness and lethargy.

If an infection is suspected, an appropriate medication for the infection will be given.

It will also be determined if the eardrum or tympanic membrane is ruptured, or if any infection or problem spread to the other side of the membrane.

Urine samples may show abnormal cells, but these can be difficult to interpret, especially if infection or inflammation is present.

If infection is suspected, a semen sample should be cultured for aerobic bacteria.

However, if the infection doesn't resolve, recurs, or becomes chronic, you need to insist on an ear culture to identify the exact organism involved and the appropriate treatment.

If infection is noted in the tissue around the teeth, antibiotics may be prescribed.

If the infection is caused solely by this bacterium, symptoms normally last for only 10 days.