Sentences with word «ptyalism»

This condition of having more saliva than usual is known as ptyalism or sialorrhea.

Next time you visit your Veterinarian for shots discuss the different causes of Ptyalism with them to see the underlying cause of Daisy's problem.

Sneezing Coughing Nasal and ocular (eye) discharge Ptyalism (salivation) Emesis (vomiting) Diarrhea Anorexia (decreased appetite) Lethargy Seizures Death

Excessive drooling is called Ptyalism or Hypersalivation, and can be a symptom of the following issues:

It is known as ptyalism, by veterinarians.

Increased salivation «ptyalism» or excessive salivation is a less common pregnancy symptom which occurs generally during the first trimester and disappears after a few months.

Ptyalism is more common in women who suffer from morning sickness.

Now, on the complete opposite end of the spectrum, some mothers are faced with an over-production of saliva during pregnancy, medically referred to as ptyalism.

Metoclopramide helps patients with signs of nausea (vomiting, lip - smacking, ptyalism).

Ptyalism is the term used to describe excessive drooling.

Excess Salivation (Hypersalivation or Ptyalism): This usually occurs secondary to dental, neurologic, or metabolic disease and can result in significant halitosis.

Some of the more common clinical signs of marijuana toxicosis in dogs include CNS (central nervous system) depression, ataxia (loss of coordination), mydriasis (dilated pupils), hypothermia (subnormal body temperature), hyperesthesia (abnormally increased sensitivity to stimuli such as touch or pain), ptyalism (drooling), tremors, seizures, and urinary incontinence.

Naturally, these poor cats usually drool (ptyalism), have a strong fetid breath (halitosis), are reluctant to eat and have difficulty swallowing (dysphagia).

Some diagnostic features include central nervous system (CNS) signs (disorientation, ataxia, blindness, seizures), poor growth, non-specific gastrointestinal signs, cryptorchidism in dogs and cats, polydipsia and polyuria in dogs, and heart murmurs, seizures, ptyalism, and copper iris color in cats.