An absessed tooth is a very serious thing. It is caused by a very large amount of tooth decay that is not restored by a dentist and is allowed to grow larger and larger over time. The tooth eventually gets rotten all the way into the living part of your tooth where the nerve is. That nerve then decides to die and basically go out screaming. Causing pain and the contents of that tooth to go out the root of the tooth into the gums and cause an infection. Any infection that is untreated can cause very harmful effects including (on rare occasions) even death. Usually if an absess is untreated it will eventually stop hurting but it WILL come back with a vengance several times until it is treated. The treatment is either extraction (not usually the best option) or a root canal (which is not half as scary as it sounds). Modern day root canals involve being numbed to the point of not feeling ANYTHING and spending about an hour and a half in a dental office while having a procedure done that is even easier than having a tooth filled. There should be NO PAIN INVOLVED! To find a good dentist in your area call the local "periodontist" (a gum specialist) who usually sees the dental work done by every dentist in the whole town and knows who does the best work. If finances are an issue there is usually a Free Dental Clinic in almost every town.
If untreated, you would surely die. With medicines or in some cases surgery and/or replacement, you can live a relatively normal life.
Under normal conditions this would NOT happen. It would be the result of a coma, some severe trauma, or perhaps related to some special medical treatment.
It is not normal. If you do you need a treatment.
Yes, some horses do return to a normal life after EPM treatment. An early diagnosis and effective, appropriate treatment increase the chances of a good recovery.
The outcome of intussusception depends on the duration of symptoms before treatment initiation. Most infants will recover if treatment is initiated within the first 24 hours. Untreated intussusception is almost always fatal.
No, that is not normal. Please take your cat to a vet. Your poor cat needs help and treatment immediately. If you cannot afford the treatment, ask the vet nicely where you can get free treatment for your cat.
yes it is perfectly normal
The epiphysis is a normal part of the human bone anatomy; no treatment is needed for an epiphysis.
it can be normal for it to submerge itself if it has mites. Which they can pick up from untreated timbers and bark.......It could be just DROWNING THE LITTLE BASTARDS..
Emg not normal treatment will according to symptoms and related investigation is important
Nothing would happen to the plant. It will have a normal growth provided other parameters are normal.
It is not normal to count your teeth, but it is normal for your question to happen alot.