Sentences with phrase «suffer as a result of infection»

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The young Irish keeper suffered an infection as a result of the bite that put him on the sidelines for a couple of days.

Because of a week immune system, defense against microbes is also weak, as a result the child is likely to suffer from infections and illnesses that a baby with normal birth won't.

Lots of residents in mining communities suffer greatly from various kinds of cancer, skin infections and other related health problems as a result of the use of contaminated water for basic necessities.

As a result of these primary symptoms, dogs can also begin to suffer from dehydration and infection.

Certain breeds such as Standard Poodles, Vizslas, Akitas and Samoyeds suffer from deep pyoderma or infection as a result of the condition sebaceous adenitis.

Your dog can be suffering from functional urinary retention as well, which may result in several complications, such as those of urinary tract infection, which can spread to your dog's bladder.

Tragically, only about half of the puppies born into puppy mills survive, and many others suffer from a host of serious illnesses as a result, including respiratory infections, parasites and contagious viruses — not to mention the toll it takes on their emotional and mental health.

As a result, animals seized from hoarding situations frequently suffer from a variety of medical conditions including enteric and respiratory infections, retroviruses, dermatophytosis, malnutrition and other evidence of neglect.

While external parasites are often the cause of skin irritations, animals can suffer additional problems as a result of stress, boredom, fungal or bacterial infections, allergies, and contact irritants.

It is common to see pigs being affected with abscesses suffering as a result of fight wounds, tooth root infections, bumble foot, or pressure sores on their feet.

Results have revealed that children to mothers who were on the pill are more infection - prone, require more medical care, suffer from a higher frequency of common sicknesses, and are perceived as generally less healthy than children whose parents met on non-pill circumstances.