Sentences with phrase «primary skin infections»

Dogs can get primary skin infections, meaning there is no underlying cause.

Primary skin infections are usually due to underlying immune system problems such as IgA deficiency or combined immunodeficiency that has been described in the breed.

Pyoderma is the only primary skin infection in dogs.

Of course, it is possible that this is a primary skin infection and that antibiotics or anti-fungal medications (for yeast infections) may be necessary to control it.

Not exact matches

Physical consequences can range from mild skin irritation to yeast infections and sores that look like second - degree burns, said Dr. Jennifer Suh, a pediatrician at Centegra Primary Care in Crystal Lake.

Physically, primary hyperhidrosis can cause skin irritations and infections.

I practice primary care family medicine, and I also have special areas of interest in the immune system (linked to autoimmune diseases, skin conditions, chronic infections, and the human microbiome), and in helping first responders optimize their health to prevent conditions and challenges common to their jobs.

Vitamin C helps to reduce damage from inflammation (one of the primary causes of heart disease and autoimmune diseases), help to oxidize cholesterol, fight infections, and strengthen and renew collagen in our skin for a healthy youthful appearance.

Poor nutrition can affect your pooch's health and lead to primary or secondary skin issues, like dryness, itchiness and infections of the skin.

The primary symptom is itching, but seborrhea, skin infections and hair loss are also common.

Your veterinarian will provide proper treatments for not only the flea infestation, which is the primary underlying problem, but also for the secondary flea allergy dermatitis and skin infections.

Dry skin can be caused by poor diet, over bathing, seasonal changes, stress, or primary skin problems such as allergies or infection.

Chronic scabies may represent themselves in a generalized form, where scar formation, hardened skin and seborrhea, systemic illness & severe lymphadenopathy are primary signs of a chronic condition along with signs of secondary bacterial infection i.e. fever, emaciation & loss of conditions.

Occasionally I will send a skin biopsy to a pathologist to rule out cancer or primary infection.

Primary or secondary skin infections due to bacteria will be treated with antibiotics as indicated.