Sentences with phrase «painful ulcers in»

Calicivirus (FCV) can appear to be a URI; however, the kitten will often get painful ulcers in the mouth and nose, loss of coordination or painful joints.

However, calicivirus — characterized by painful ulcers in the mouth and nose, loss of coordination or painful joints — is much more contagious and the kitten needs to move into isolation.

Calici virus is another serious viral respiratory disease which also causes painful ulcers in the mouth.

Those suffering from stomatitis develop painful ulcers in their mouth, and bad breath is one of the symptoms.

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For painful mouth ulcers, a mixture of Benadryl and Maalox in equal parts can help to control the pain.

At some point in their lives, 15 percent of people with diabetes will develop a painful and hard - to - treat foot ulcer.

Painful gastritis and ulcers can occur in the abomasa of cattle, potentially weakening the animals, leading to perforations of the stomach and possibly even to cases of death,» first author Alexandra Hund explains.

Conventional medicine used to hold stress and spicy foods responsible for these painful erosions in the stomach lining, but experts now say that the vast majority of ulcers are actually caused by infection with a bacterium known as Helicobacter pylori.

It has long been understood that H. pylori bacteria are the major cause of peptic ulcers (painful sores in the stomach and small intestinal lining), and it is beginning to be suspected that they are involved in GERD.

If left untreated, acid reflux can result in painful ulcers and scar tissue.

In Ayurvedic textbooks, one of the traditional uses is to crush ashwagandha roots into a paste which can be applied to reduce inflammatory swelling of the joints, and painful ulcers and wounds.

Among a simple acid indigestion caused by coffee consumption, it can also lead to other serious health issues such as ulcers — those painful things are linked to too much stress and none other than a diet that's high in acidic foods.

Cats can also get painful ulcers on the cornea of the eye or in their mouth.

A corneal ulcer is a defect in the layer of your guinea pig's eye known as the cornea and it is painful.

It can also lead to painful ulcers and / or a yeast infection (thrush) that appears like a white film in the cat's mouth.

All corneal ulcers are painful and you may see cloudiness of the cornea, increased redness of eye, increased blinking, rubbing at eyes, increased squinting in bright light, or your dog or cat may even try to avoid sunlight or brightly lit rooms.

The dogs in puppy mills are often underfed, have matted, filthy hair, rotting teeth and painful ulcers.

In some animals, entropion is never more than a minor annoyance, but in others, it can cause painful ulcers and erosions that cause scarring and affect visioIn some animals, entropion is never more than a minor annoyance, but in others, it can cause painful ulcers and erosions that cause scarring and affect visioin others, it can cause painful ulcers and erosions that cause scarring and affect vision.

Corneal ulcers can be very painful and can lead to vision loss in severe cases.

Broken jaws, severe and extremely painful dental disease, corneal ulcers, cataracts, and urine / fecal scalding were found in a large number of the animals.

Entropion — in some cases the eyelids roll inwards a little, causing the eyelashes to irritate the eye and in some cases cause painful corneal ulcers and vision loss.

A guinea pig that has a rough hair coat, is off food, has diarrhea, is reluctant to walk, perhaps seems painful, has swollen feet or joints, or has hemorrhages and ulcers on its gums or skin is likely to be deficient in vitamin C.

«Prospective dog owners need to consider that these dogs can suffer a range of health issues throughout their lives from eye ulcers to painful spine abnormalities and severe breathing difficulties that can result in otherwise preventable surgery.»

As this illness progresses, other possible signs are, a disinterest in food and weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea, painful joints, depression, smelly breath, an unkempt coat, increased blood pressure and sometimes mouth ulcers.