Sentences with phrase «to result in infection»

Once the nerve dies, the open pulp canal is an area that food, saliva, debris, and bacteria enter the tooth resulting in an infection of the pulp tissue.

Once the nerve dies, the open pulp canal is an area that food, saliva, debris, and bacteria can enter the tooth resulting in an infection of the pulp tissue.

The other way is to use a live virus that has been modified such that actual disease does not result in infection.

When the baby nurses, the fungus can be deposited on the mother's nipple resulting in infection there.

These wounds frequently result in an infection that can be quite debilitating, especially if left untreated.

However, not all bites by infected animals result in infection.

Scratching and licking causes skin damage which results in an infection with micro organism or yeasts.

Bug bites on dogs can irritate your dog beyond your imagination because one tiny flea bite could cause your dog's skin to itch all over his body and the more your dog scratches the worse it gets... then your dog starts to lick and chew his skin to relieve the itch which often results in an infection that requires costly visits to your vet.

Duct ectasia can sometimes result in infection — if this happens, you may need to take antibiotics.

Scratching and licking causes pores and skin injury which results in infection with micro organism or yeasts.

The odds of getting Lyme disease from an individual deer tick bite are pretty low: Even in tick - ridden areas, less than 5 percent of bites result in an infection.

«Not every tick bite necessarily results in an infection and not every positive Lyme disease test means that infection is present.

«There's no strong evidence that coinfection of humans results in infections that are clinically more severe,» Ruckert said.

As it repeatedly analyzes this data, the ML process extracts warning signs of disease that doctors may miss — constellations of symptoms, circumstances and details of medical history most likely to result in infection at any point in the hospital stay.

Recent studies show that contact with the Ebola virus through the mucus membranes that line the respiratory tract results in infection, suggesting that airway linings may be important portals of entry for the virus.

Sleep in contacts: Even the «overnight wear» contacts can block oxygen from your corneas, potentially resulting in infections and corneal ulcers.

Mineral depletion in athletes weakens them, resulting in infections for which they get antibiotics, which can cause tendon rupture due to deposition of fluoride from drugs.

b. Ringworm can also attack the claws and clawbeds of a cat and result in an infection known as onychomycosis.

Cats are also more likely to have aberrant migration of heartworm larvae, resulting in infections in the brain or body cavities.

Lack of proper drainage results in infection / inflammation of the anal sacs causing burning, itching, difficult or painful BMs.

Fleas are the intermediate host for tapeworms and when a cat grooms, it ingests fleas and flea feces resulting in infection.

Distribution through the bloodstream results in infection of other target organs including kidneys, liver, spleen, CNS, & reproductive tract.

Contact with ringworm fungus does not always result in an infection.

Diet can result in an infection if it leads to crystal formation, a condition called cystitis.Treatment is with a 10 to 14 day course of antibiotics.

Moisture left in the ear canal as well as on the skin encourages bacteria to grow resulting in an infection.

Another inherited eye problem is entropion (often present at birth) characterized by the eyelids rolling in toward the eye causing the lashes to rub against and irritate the cornea often resulting in infection or corneal ulceration.

Kinako, an 8 - year - old female domestic shorthair cat, was continually troubled with build - up of tears in her left eye, sometimes resulting in infections.

Although Tank is not quite 3 yrs - old, he has had two neuro - surgeries, a broken tail which resulted in an infection and eventual amputation, the removal of his anal glands (due to a likely related infection) and various other more minor problems.

These infections then can result in the infection of others around them and any puppies that nurse from their mothers.

«Eventually, these globs grow too thick to be coughed up; they get stuck in the airways and result in an infection.»

Breast milk can cause an unhealthy balance of bacteria and result in this infection.

Next, they punctured the gut to release bacteria - containing fecal material into the body, resulting in infection and sepsis.

The research provides insight into how Zika virus may be transmitted from expectant mother to fetus, resulting in infection of the fetal brain.

Langone, now a contributor to The New York Times science pages, wrote that «it's highly improbable that exposure to toilet seats, drinking glasses, doorknobs, showers, or food touched by an AIDS victim, or to sneezes, coughs, saliva, tears, or sweat of a victim, will result in an infection.»

The manufacturer promises the glitter is edible and safe, but Dr. Gunter was concerned bedroom glitterbombs could result in infection.

Many of the CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operation) dairy farms are creating overproduction of milk for these dairy cows, which can result in infection or mastitis of the cows» udders.

Taking acid - suppressing drugs may allow the bacteria to gain a foothold, which can result in infection.

Sometimes eczema lesions can result in infections.

Not only does cuticle picking make your hands unsightly, but it exposes that area to bacteria which could result in an infection.

A cat could scratch a guest, and it could result in an infection.

However, both of these procedures are extremely painful and may result in infection, and the ASPCA discourages cat owners from pursuing these options.

This material is laden with bacteria and can result in infections and or abscesses.

There are a variety of diseases that result in infection and sadly, death.

This results in infection and inflammation as bacteria and yeast proliferate.

These act as a «foreign body» and often result in infection and the development of an abscess or an ulcer.

Constant exposure of your pet to unsanitary conditions is unpleasant for the pet and can result in infections of the skin, eyes and respiratory tract.

Diverticula, small pouches within the digestive tract, trap food or fecal matter, resulting in infection and inflammation.

Their ears should be checked regularly to avoid a buildup of wax and debris which can result in an infection and you got it... a stinky yeast smell!

Although some of the dogs showing clinical disease were recently boarded or at doggie daycare facilities, this should not be taken as an indication that this virus is only spread at boarding kennels or that boarding your dog or taking it to daycare will result in infection.