Sentences with phrase «painful infections develop»

Periodontitis is where pockets of severe and painful infections develop within the mouth.

When the licking or scratching causes a break in the skin, a painful infection develops.

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oral antibiotics if your child develops symptoms of dacryocystitis, an infection which can cause the tear duct to become swollen, red, and painful

If you have flu - like symptoms along with breast pain, you may have developed mastitis, a painful inflammation of breast tissue which can sometimes be caused by an infection.

As a result, she develops painful boobies and even infections, such as mastitis.

His throat still burned and he developed a painful ear infection, but he was alive.

While the box warns that sleeping in your lenses increases the risk of microbial keratitis, a painful and potentially sight - threatening infection, studies suggest that the chances of developing keratitis from wearing contacts are as low as 1 in 10,000.

It's possible that a diet rich in asparagus could prevent these painful infections from developing, since going to the bathroom more frequently can help move bad bacteria out of the urinary tract.

Hereditary footpad hyperkeratosis is an autosomal recessive skin condition found in certain breeds of dogs in which the foot pads become hardened, losing their normal elasticity, developing painful cracks that are prone to infections that can lead to lameness.

Their skin becomes itchy, they develop painful hot spots, and they suffer from frequent ear infections.

They can cause your pet considerable discomfort, and itching and scratching can develop into painful skin irritations and infections.

Dogs with droopy ears tend to develop ear infections quite frequently, although any dog breed can end up with this painful condition.

Spayed female cats and dogs are less likely to develop mammary tumors and have no chance of developing uterine infections (like pyometra, which is painful and can be fatal if left untreated).

In addition, the infection that is eating away at the bone from below can eventually make its way into the skull and jaw bone causing a chronic painful condition caused osteomyelitis that can take several months of antibiotics to eradicate, and in some cases, can weaken the bone so much that cats can develop what is called a pathologic fracture, where the bone breaks with the slightest bit of pressure.

In addition, the dog with an enlarged prostate is at high risk of developing prostatitis, a painful infection of the prostate that can be as life - threatening as appendicitis in humans.

All bite wounds are painful and are likely to develop infection.

As a general rule, teeth that have fractured through to the dentine or pulp cavity (affecting the nerve and blood supply) are likely to need extraction as the tooth will be painful and it will be at risk of developing an infection and tooth root abscess.

Because of the unsanitary conditions they are forced to live in, most develop painful illnesses, such as burns on their skins and paws caused by the uric acid due to urine build - up, respiratory issues from the ammonia, matted fur and long ingrown nails, infected wounds, and hearing or sight loss due to infections.

When I first was fitted by planned parenthood with a dalkon shield in the early 1970's, I quickly developed chronic painful bleeding and a pelvic infection that eventually led to a hysterectomy.