Sentences with phrase «with eye ailments»

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My friends and kids all roll their eyes when I tell them to use coconut oil for whatever ailment they come up with!

An eye - opening program that shows you how to tackle and steer clear from the many diseases and ailments associated with Metabolic Syndrome.

The root cause she refers to, in her eyes, is often emotional issues we don't deal with and are then manifested in the form of physical ailments.

So I had a minor breakdown in December — the entire family sick with multiple ailments (flu, bronchitis, ear infection, pink eye, and strep to name a few!)

Boyd said that all of the cats were infested with fleas and ticks, and that some appeared to be suffering from skin and eye ailments, but their condition won't be established until a vet examines them Tuesday.

More severe scenarios of the ailment might call for surgery that essentially changes the location of the salivary duct, enabling saliva to provide the eyes with moisture.

However, puppies who have survived distemper are often left with lasting ailments such as dry eye, hard pads, scarred lungs, neurological disorders and nerve damage.

Despite its importance and safety standards met or exceeded, appropriate eye care means monitoring and mitigating minor eye ailments and issues, something with which many pet parents are not comfortable.

Bostons can live 15 years or more but are susceptible to some ailments or injuries common to dogs with short muzzles and prominent eyes and have a genetic predisposition to several diseases and structural abnormalities.

At the very MINIMUM, a REPUTABLE breeder would / should be testing for hips, knees, and eyes — many ailments which aren't seen with the naked eye... how many BYBs or mills do that?

As with most ailments, kids are more susceptible, and that's a problem because kids spend a lot of time playing close to the ground and they touch their eyes and mouths without a thought to whether their hands are clean.

The questions with respect to market definition boiled down to whether Avastin, an «off - label» used medicinal product, could be included in the market for medicines for the treatment of eye ailments.