Sentences with phrase «to lead to bacterial infections»

It only prompts more accidents as well as leads to bacterial infections.

The U-M has a remarkable record in research of molecular mechanisms leading to bacterial infections.

Poor GUT flora and digestion can very often lead to bacterial infections such as h.pylori; SIBO, parasites or other pathogenic overgrowth problems such as Candida.

Allergies can lead to bacterial infections from the itching, scratching, and irritation of the skin.

Urine scald is painful and leads to bacterial infections of the skin.

Allergies in Poodles cause terribly itchy skin, and the resulting scratching can lead to a bacterial infection called pyoderma.

Cat bites tend to inflict deep puncture wounds that may lead to bacterial infections due to the presence of pathogens such as Pasteurella multocida in the cat's mouth.

After back surgery, he developed a spinal fluid leak which lead to a bacterial infection, a second surgery and weeks of intravenous antibiotics before he could start physical therapy.

Even a small hole in a pod can lead to a bacterial infection.

There is evidence that homemade infant formulas, which can contain raw, unpasteurized cow, goat, or sheep milk, can lead to bacterial infections, especially in infants.

Flu - like symptoms, Lindsey soon learned, are a telltale sign of mastitis, which occurs when milk clogs a woman's milk duct, leading to a bacterial infection, according to American Congress of Obstetricians (ACOG).

Besides looking yucky (fungal nails can be yellowed or brownish, and thick), the fungus — which also causes athlete's foot — can lead to bacterial infections and pain.

One small flea bite can cause a cat to scratch and chew the area intensely, which may lead to a bacterial infection.

Cats sensitive to these irritants may itch and scratch severely, possibly causing hair loss and open sores that could lead to a bacterial infection.

Without proper prevention and treatment, this can lead to a bacterial infection, which can enter the bloodstream and spread to the heart, liver, kidney and even to the brain.

Plaque and tartar that build - up on your pet's teeth can lead to bacterial infections, and gingivitis, which can progress to more advanced forms of periodontal disease.

Other types of mites live on feline skin, such as mange mites, and cause hair loss, itchiness, and may lead to bacterial infection.

Even secondhand smoke can lead to bacterial infections, depression and regurgitation.

The key is to catch it early as a bad infection could cause changes in the nasal passages that could lead to bacterial infections and chronic nasal discharge.

Allergies cause itchy skin and can lead to bacterial infections (pyoderma).

Broken teeth can lead to a bacterial infection that destroys the root of the tooth and results in bone loss, requiring extraction or root canal therapy

Chronic allergies cause itchy skin and scratching, which can lead to bacterial infections (hot spots).

If they stay wet, they could lead to a bacterial infection.

In fact, frequent baths can dry the natural oils in canine skin and lead to constant scratching, which in turn can lead to bacterial infections and oozing hot spots.

Uncomplicated cases may require only a cough suppressant to reduce tracheal inflammation that may lead to bacterial infection, or they may resolve on their own without additional treatment.

Chronic allergies cause itchy skin and scratching that can lead to bacterial infections.