Sentences with phrase «yeast organisms»

Some pet parents use probiotics to prevent the overgrowth of yeast organisms in their dogs that can cause skin problems or ear infections.

A biopsy of any existing lesions may reveal yeast organisms that have infected the area.

You will often find that successful candida treatment can cause in many cases, but certainly not all cases, the rapid death of large numbers of yeast organisms, during which time great amounts of toxins are released from the dead candida microorganisms.

Diagnosis is based on skin scrapings or smears and finding the characteristic yeast organisms.

As part of the study, Nair and his team took a closer look at what exactly accounted for the improved survival of the xylose - eating yeast organism.

(NaturalHealth365) Under normal circumstances, the Candida albicans yeast organism is a harmless — even beneficial — microbe that exists in the digestive tract.

Candida albicans is a basic yeast organism often found externally on the skin and internally in the mouth, vagina and intestinal tract.

This little yeast organism is responsible for skin infections that are especially itchy, smelly and greasy to the touch.

Malassezia pachydermatitis is a common yeast organism that is found on normal and abnormal canine skin and ears.

The ears may look better, smell better, and the pet appears to feel better, but there may still be some bacteria or yeast organisms present, and these can only be detected microscopically.

Otitis occurs when bacteria or yeast organisms increase to an overwhelming number or are replaced by pathogenic (disease - causing) organisms.

More commonly a microscopic examination of the stool will reveal large numbers of yeast organisms, which reflect the abnormal flora in the cecum.

Finney says sugar increases over-growth of the Candida yeast organism that causes thrush.

I think the professor needs to consider the role of sulpher in the life span of the yeast organism and the bacteria found naturally in these starters.

Yeast organisms are responding to the body's changes in pH balance levels.

Again, these yeast organisms in low levels are healthy.

Your veterinarian will apply some sticky tape to his skin, and gently peel it off, picking up some yeast organisms in the process.

They're typically caused by one of two yeast organisms — Candida or Malassezia — and are often misdiagnosed as other types of issues because of their similarities to other conditions, such as allergies.

So even in a dog's ear that looks 100 % completely clear, there are still a few of these yeast organisms in the ear.

The damp hairs and skin soon become an ideal place for bacterial and yeast organisms to grow, and this quickly leads to staining of the affected area.

If your pet has an ear infection, your veterinarian will take a sample of the abnormal discharge in the ear and examine the debris for ear mites, bacteria and yeast organisms.

The yeast organisms are fungi called Malassezia pachydermatis and they are normal on the skin and in the ears.

Malassezia dermatitis is caused by a yeast organism and results in crusty, oily, smelly skin and generalized thinning of the coat.

Rashes and Skin Infections (Infectious Dermatitis) Bacterial, fungal and yeast organisms are notoriously obnoxious skin and coat pathogens.

It is completely unnecessary to attempt to eradicate these yeast organisms because they will return to normal numbers when the ISS is treated with diet change.

Swabs are often taken from the depths of the canals to see if the ear is infected by bacteria or yeast organisms.

Yeast organisms are generally unimportant contaminants, on rare occasions; pets on chemotherapy, long - term antibiotics or medications to suppress their immune system will have true yeast infections.

Diagnosis of blastomycosis involves finding the yeast organism in samples from draining skin lesions or a lymph node.

Yeast infections are treated with topical or oral antifungal medications that kill the yeast organisms.