These flu-like symptoms are your bodyâs first reaction to the HIV infection. During this time, thereâs a lot of the virus in your system, so itâs really easy to spread HIV to other people. The symptoms only last for a few weeks, and then you usually donât have symptoms again for years.
These items can remain in the stomach without being passed through the pylorus, causing increasingly severe inflammation of the lining of the stomach, with associated inflamation and physical discomfort. Bacterial and viral infections can also cause chronic gastritis.
Peritonitis may be due to infectious causes such as the stomach flu or non-infectious causes such as a hernia. While younger dogs tend to have acute abdomen due to infectious and traumatic causes, malignant cancers are more often the cause of acute abdomen in older dogs.