Since there are many different causes for melena, the symptoms will vary according to
the underlying illness or disease.
Always make sure that you have
no underlying illness or disease that could be compromising your health.
Not exact matches
The
underlying cause of the
disease known as Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME)
or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is unknown, although a number of abnormalities have been detected in individuals with the
illness.
(Risk factors for C. diff include a serious
underlying illness or a compromised immune system, gastrointestinal surgery, and the use of proton pump inhibitors, according to the U.S. Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention.)
Functional medicine searches for the
underlying imbalance,
or root cause, which can contribute to
illness or chronic
disease.
Therefore, the goal of the naturopath is to discover the
underlying cause of
illness, rather than merely focusing on the patient's symptoms
or disease.
This flu - like
illness can be fatal, particularly in people with
underlying health conditions such as respiratory, lung and heart
diseases or impaired immune systems and is also particularly dangerous to very young children.
These clinical signs could mean hip dysplasia, arthritis,
or acute
diseases such as intervertebral disc
disease, tick borne
illnesses,
or underlying metabolic
or endocrine
diseases.
However, diarrhea can also be a symptom of a more serious
underlying disorder such as allergies, bacterial
or viral infections, inflammatory intestinal
disease, organ dysfunction,
or other systemic
illness.
Beyond your pet's potential discomfort
or underlying illness, skin
diseases, like parasites, ringworm, and MRSA (antibiotic resistant bacterial infection), can spread to you
or your family.
Testing for hyperkeratosis Typically dogs with
underlying infectious and immune mediated
diseases will have other lesions and /
or illness that will lead your veterinarian to suspect these conditions as the cause of your dog's hyperkeratosis.
Higher rates of
disease occur in children aged less than one year, children aged 1 — 4 years and adolescents 15 — 19 years of age.1 Reported risk factors for IMD include household crowding, chronic
underlying illness, active and passive smoking, some immunosuppressive
illnesses and anatomical
or functional asplenia.2
Families and individuals living with severe, chronic, potentially life - shortening
illnesses or disability often have multiple, complex, and interrelated problems that emerge as part of the
underlying disease processes.