Hemorrhaging and infection, if not properly treated, can lead to death.
Furthermore, VED that is not immediately treated can lead to other serious diseases such as muscle weakness, ataxia, blindness, dementia, and eventually spinocerebellar degeneration [ 9- 12].
Diabetes that isn't treated can lead to further health complications.
An overflowing or leaking bladder is an invitation to urinary infections, which, if not treated, can lead to lethal complications.
However, if you do this too much, the association between you and treats can lead to nipping.
Those fun experiences – such as a trip to a busy dog park – can be overwhelming and stressful, and new foods and rich treats can lead to messy stools.
Treats should be given as rewards for good behavior or during training... ..over-treating" can lead to finicky appetites, weight gain, and obesity... ..over-treating
Just as treating tracheobronchitis can lead to a reduction in VAP and consequent reduction in ICU LOS [24, 25], prophylaxis against EO-VAP may have an impact in reducing ICU LOS and may also affect functional outcomes.
Elevated blood pressures (BP) are common among hospitalized children and, if not recognized and treated promptly, can lead to potentially significant consequences.
Irrigation with treated sewage can lead to accumulation of pharmaceutical residues like antibiotics in the irrigated soil (Dalkmann et al. 2012).
For example, some alternative medicine practitioners claim that St. John's wort is an effective treatment for depression; with the rise in its popularity and due to the fact that improperly treated depression can lead to suicide, it caught researchers' interest.
