Translation of "Nasenausfluss" in English

Your child has a yellow-green nasal discharge.

Symptoms of the disease include nasal discharge, breathing with open mouth and breath sounds.

They can also involve drooping eyelids, nasal discharge and watery eyes.

They range from mild, serous nasal discharge to deadly systemic disease.

Nasal discharge that occurs in both nasal passages is often associated with viral or bacterial inflammation.

Nasal discharge (i.e., mucus)

After administration, occasionally sneezing, coughing, mild and transient discharge from the eyes or nose may occur.

Secondary bacterial infections with mucopurulent nasal discharge are frequent and mask the clinical picture, especially in partially immune populations.

In FHV, respiratory symptoms like sneezing and sinus infections with ocular and nasal defluxion are predominant.

Initial the dogs show only nasal discharge and moist coughing, but later tachypnoea, anorexia and fiver sets in.

They range from a mild, only watery, nasal defluxion to terminal general diseases.

Mono-infections run rather unapparent but can be with respiratory symptoms like nasal discharge or cough.

At each examination, the occurrence and severity of the following clinical parameters and symptoms was well recorded: bodyweight, temperature (rectal), condition of fur, appetite, lethargy, discharge from eyes (clear and purulent), discharge from nose (clear and purulent), cyanosis, enlargement of lymph nodes, dehydration, cough, dyspnea and lung sounds (moist and dry).

The secondary parameters of efficacy were assessed by assessing the severity of the symptoms of condition of the fur, appetite, lethargy, discharge from the eyes (clear and purulent), discharge from the nose (clear and purulent), cyanosis, enlargement of lymph nodes, dehydration, cough, dyspnea and lung sounds (moist and dry) before and after the treatment with the preparation of the invention.

The main symptoms of feline herpesvirus (FHV) are respiratory symptoms such as rhinitis and sinusitis with ocular and nasal discharge.

Remember that it is normal for your dog to sneeze and have a nasal discharge, just as it is for humans.

For suspected nasal aspergillosis, analysis of nasal swabs, fungal cultures of nasal discharge, and a rhinoscopy — inserting a small fiber-optic scope into the nose in order to examine the inside of the nose and its mucus linings — can be expected.

Samples of your dog’s nasal discharge will also indicate if there are any infections present in the mucus.

Various symptoms, such as diarrhoea, vomiting, coughing, laboured breathing (as a result of a primary interstitial pneumonia), runny nose and conjunctivitis can be observed, depending on the organs affected.

Typical symptoms are fever, sneezing, nasal discharge, swelling of the submandibular lymph nodes and intensified breath sounds.

The source of a nasal discharge is typically in the upper respiratory organs such as nasal cavities, sinuses, and the postnasal area.

Newborn babies are easily susceptible to hypothermia, and even the slightest change or temperature drop can lead to a runny nose, which can be easily recognized by nasal discharge and baby crying during meals.

In man the virus causes severe pneumonia and renal failure while camels show no or very little symptoms (in some cases nasal discharge).

An infection with a virulent Mycoplasma agassizii strain causes the so-called upper respiratory tract disease (URTD), a disease clinically characterised by serous, mucous and purulent nasal discharge as well as ocular discharge, conjunctivitis and eyelid oedema. Furthermore, it can cause lethargy, dehydration, anorexia and fatal cachexia.