Symptoms The disease manifests itself differently depending on the pathogen, age and condition of the animal can also be subclinical. Possible symptoms include high fever, lassitude, poor appetite, weight loss, hemolytic anemia (anemia), pale mucous membranes, hemoglobinuria, brown urine, and jaundice. In addition, oedema, bleeding, splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, ocular disease, and complications of various organs may … Babesiosis in Dogs
Symptoms In venous insufficiency, the normal return flow of venous blood to the heart is disturbed due to various causes. The following symptoms occur on the legs, especially the ankle and lower leg: Superficial venous dilatation: Varicose veins, spider veins, varicose veins. Pain and heaviness, tired legs Fluid retention, swelling, “water in the legs”. Calf … Chronic Venous Insufficiency
Products Acetazolamide is commercially available in tablet form and as an injectable (Diamox, Glaupax). It has been approved in many countries since 1955. Structure and properties Acetazolamide (C4H6N4O3S2, Mr = 222.2 g/mol) exists as a white crystalline powder that is very sparingly soluble in water. The sodium salt acetazolamide sodium, which is present in the … Acetazolamide
Structure and properties Histamine (C5H10N3, Mr = 111.15 g/mol) is a biogenic amine (decarboxylated histidine). It is formed by L-histidine decarboxylase and plays a central role as a mediator in allergic reactions and in the immune system. It is found in mast cells, basophils, platelets and some neurons, where it is stored in vesicles and … Histamine Neurotransmitter
Symptoms The following pseudoallergic symptoms occur after ingestion of histamine-rich foods. The same person may not be affected by all of the symptoms. Diarrhea, stomach pain, colic, flatulence. Headaches and migraines, “histamine headache“. Dizziness Stuffy nose, runny nose, also known as gustatory rhinorrhea (runny nose when eating). Sneezing Headache Asthma, asthma attack Low blood pressure, … Histamine Intolerance Symptoms and Causes
Symptoms Premenstrual syndrome is a syndrome occurring in women with psychological and physical symptoms that occur in the run-up to menstruation (luteal phase) and disappear at the beginning of menstruation. It is not the menstrual symptoms that occur during menstruation. Depression, anger, irritability, anxiety, confusion, lack of concentration, insomnia, increased appetite, craving for sweets, tightness … Premenstrual Syndrome
Products Bumetanide was commercially available in tablet form (Burinex, off label). It was approved in many countries in 1974. Structure and properties Bumetanide (C17H20N2O5S, Mr = 364.4 g/mol) is a white crystalline powder that is practically insoluble in water. Effects Bumetanide (ATC C03CA02) is diuretic with rapid onset and short duration of action. Indications Oedema … Bumetanide
General information The eye area is very sensitive and the skin in this area is only a third as thick as in other areas of the skin, which makes it less resistant to external and internal influences. A sleepless night can therefore be quickly seen in the eyes of those affected, especially when the power … What can be done about bags under the eyes?
Lachrymal sacs in women Women’s skin in general is often described as thinner and more sensitive than men’s, and this is partly true. In particular, women probably tend to have conspicuous bags under the eyes, where the skin is already very thin and susceptible to disturbing factors. So a few hours too little sleep or … Lachrymal sacs in women | What can be done about bags under the eyes?
Introduction An allergy to mosquito bites is nothing more than an overreaction of the immune system to a mosquito bite. The overreaction of the immune system manifests itself by a more pronounced symptom. A redness is thus more extensive, a swelling more pronounced and an overheating more intense. Other symptoms such as fever, circulatory problems … How do you recognise an allergy to mosquito bites?
How do you distinguish an allergy from an inflamed insect bite? An inflamed insect bite is usually caused by manipulation of the mosquito bite. This means that the skin barrier in the area of the mosquito bite has been damaged by scratching, for example. This allows pathogens to penetrate and ignite the mosquito bite. Typical … How do you distinguish an allergy from an inflamed insect bite? | How do you recognise an allergy to mosquito bites?
Erysipelas is a bacterial inflammation of the skin. The inflammation only affects the superficial skin and takes an acute, non-purulent course. It occurs mainly in adults. The most common sites of erysipelas are the leg and face (facial erysipelas). Causes Erysipelas is caused by small skin injuries, such as lacerations between the fingers. If this … Erysipelas causes and symptoms
