Sentences with phrase «suspected inflammatory bowel»

The treatment options for pets with suspected inflammatory bowel disease will vary depending upon whether vomiting or diarrhea is present.

Based on your cat's symptoms, your vet may suspect inflammatory bowel disease.

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These syndromes include conditions in which autoimmunity is clearly implicated as causal, in light of identification of autoantibodies to relevant autoantigens; diseases suspected to be autoimmune because of the presence of autoantibodies, although the autoreactive response has not been proven to be pathogenic and could be a consequence or marker of tissue damage; and other diseases often considered to be «autoimmune,» such as psoriasis or inflammatory bowel disease, characterized by organ - targeted inflammation but without evidence of a stimulating autoantigen.

It's often suspected that a chronic overgrowth in the gut is frequently misdiagnosed as diseases like chronic fatigue syndrome and that it might play a significant role in inflammatory bowel diseases like ulcerative colitis.

If gastrointestinal upset has become a regular occurrence for your dog and your veterinarian suspects that your dog's diarrhea or vomiting is a symptom of inflammatory bowel disease, he may recommend a prescription diet to manage your furry friend's condition.

It is suspected that internal parasites predispose your pet to IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease) later in life.

A veterinarian might suspect that your cat has inflammatory bowel disease based on his history and physical examination findings, but a definitive diagnosis is not possible without a thorough work - up.

Inflammatory bowel disease is suspected tocontribute to the tendency for a dog to experience gastricdilatation - volvulus (GDV) syndrome but this has not been absolutely provenat this time.

Vaccinations, especially when used in excess of what is needed, are suspected of causing many serious problems in dogs: seizures, pancreatitis, inflammatory bowel disease, encephalitis, and even the very diseases they are supposed to protect your dog against!

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