Sentences with phrase «upper respiratory illness»

They began to show some symptoms of upper respiratory illness, probably induced by stress.

When the mother and babies became sick with upper respiratory illness, a volunteer paid for the medical expenses involved.

I've been fighting upper respiratory illness the last few days and decided to try it out.

Canine kennel cough is the most common canine upper respiratory illness, which can last several weeks if left untreated.

As I mentioned, symptoms of the canine influenza look very similar to other upper respiratory illnesses and the treatment would be very similar as well.

Children who are exposed to secondhand smoke are at much greater risk for upper respiratory illnesses, and babies of mothers who smoke but don't breastfeed are at an even greater risk.

Bifidobacterium longum BB536 alleviated upper respiratory illnesses and modulated gut microbiota profiles in Malaysian pre-school children — A.S. - Y.

Feline Bordetellacauses upper respiratory illness and coughing.

Cats infected with H3N2 canine influenza show signs of upper respiratory illness, such as runny nose, congestion, malaise, lip smacking, and excessive salivation.

The majority were also in an emaciated state and suffered with upper respiratory illnesses, chronic diarrhea and abscesses,» among other ailments.»

Chest congestion is one of the most common side effects of an upper respiratory illness, causing symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

The researchers hope their initial work identifying the protein signature could aid the development of a quick, noninvasive doctor's office test to determine the cause of upper respiratory illness and appropriate treatment.

Because 80 percent of the immune system resides in the gut — and our gut microbes help to modulate our immune function — a healthy and diverse number of beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract can help athletes avoid common gastrointestinal and upper respiratory illnesses and infections that can derail training.

The illness commonly manifests with signs of gastrointestinal upset and upper respiratory illness.

Stresses such as surgery, boarding, or introduction of a new cat into the house may induce a return of the signs of upper respiratory illness.