Yes it is quite possible.
The infection could become more serious. For instance, Athletes Foot is an infection, usually, between the toes. If left too long, cracking and flacking skin can become irritating and painful.
Any cut or puncture wound could become infected if left untreated.
A fungal infection could cause those symptoms.
ANY infection needs to be treated immediately with antibiotics, as you could become VERY sick if the infection enters your bloodstream. If you get "blood poisoning" and it goes untreated you could possibly die.
A green toe could be a sign of an infection, such as a fungal infection or an injury that has become infected. It is important to see a doctor for a proper diagnosis and treatment to address the underlying cause.
This is almost impossible to answer without a more specific question. A woman could become pregnant. Could develope STDs, could have pain, could get a bladder infection and so on. A man could face the same.
There are several types of microbes that could cause infection and they may be acute chronic or latent infections. A microbe that could cause an acute infection is rhinovirus, one that could cause a chronic infection is hepatitis C and one that could cause a latent infection is herpes zoster.
If you mean leak urine, then nervousness, being excited, or poor bladder control could be the issue, or possible a urinary tract infection. If the dog is not spayed, the she could be in heat, which is a time or ovulation in which a dog could become pregnant, and she should be kept away from male dogs.
Cellulitis of the eye is a condition where the tissues and skin around the eye become inflamed. They could also get infection and this is what causes the inflammation.
It could be your period or an infection if you are female. If you are a guy, it could an injury or infection to your urethra.
The only way it could hurt your baby is if the piercing becomes infected. Infection could get into your bloodstream and become potentially harmful to the baby. Good Luck!
A urinary tract infection (UTI) or kidney infection could be responsible for causing blood in urine.