Sentences with phrase «localized infection»

The addition allows for the method to be used to tackle localized infections without the need for antibiotics.

Sick cats are more likely to suffer from localized infections of demodectic mange; cats who suffer from immunosuppressant diseases are most likely to develop generalized symptoms of demodectic mange.

Their presence can cause localized infection and inflammation or impair blood flow resulting in organ failure.

Vaccination for localized infections tends to require more frequent boosting, whereas there is potential for vaccination for systemic disease to last for many years.

Waxing can also leave little red bumps called folliculitis on the skin, says Shelly Holmstrom, MD, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of South Florida in Tampa, who has seen many clients with folliculitis from bikini waxes: «It happens when bacteria get in your hair follicles and cause a little localized infection.»

In certain cases, however, inflammation takes on much larger significance, such as in the case of the major trauma of a car accident, significant burns, major allergic reaction or a previously localized infection that spreads to other parts of the body.

Localized infections affect the eyelids, head, ears and neck.

Your pet's skin itches — mildly with localized infection and severely with generalized infection.

For localized infections, a topical solution of rotenone or amitraz may be used.

A cold poultice of grated raw potato can draw out the heat of inflammation, localize infection and unblock clogged tubes.

The team focused on hospitalizations related to three opportunistic premise plumbing pathogens: Legionella pneumophila, Mycobacterium avium, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which can cause a range of serious respiratory, systemic, or localized infections, particularly in vulnerable populations such as the elderly or immunocompromised individuals.

In most of these tissues, the resident memory T cells start patrolling after a localized infection.

If you are in good health and your immune system is strong, you'll likely experience only a localized infection of the skin or mucous membranes of your body.

Your dog would most likely become infected with histoplasmosis by inhaling fungal spores, which then set up camp in your dog's lungs and multiply, causing a localized infection.

Localized infections are more common, and can often occur in cats being treated with steroids.

Recognizing Acne Feline acne is a localized infection and almost always affects the chin area.

This stalled urine can also lead to localized infections.

These are localized infections that cause pus to build up in the cheek pouch and can spread to the rest of the body quite quickly.

Monitor the bite area over the next few weeks for any signs of localized infection, such as redness or inflammation.

Some cats remain discordant (ELISA positive, but IFA negative) for a very long time; it may be that they have a localized infection.

Also, because Kennel Cough is a localized infection (meaning it is local to the respiratory tract), it is an infection that does not lend itself to prevention by vaccination.»

Over the next few weeks, closely monitor the bite area for any signs of localized infection.

Humans and animals most commonly get this infection by inhaling fungal spores, which then reach the lower airways where they multiply and set up a localized infection.

Mange (demodex) of your pet's feet (paws) can be a localized infection or part of a generalized infection.

Some cats remain discordant (ELISA positive, but IFA negative) for a very long time due to a localized infection.