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Controlling Dust Dust Mites and Other Allergens in Your Home

… Controlling Dust, Dust Mites, and Other Allergens in Your … Medicine & Rohit K Katial MD - Allergy and Immunology … Controlling Dust Dust Mites and Other Allergens in Your Home …

What to Do About Missed or Skipped Birth Control Pills

Glorias Story Adding Activity to Help Control Blood Sugar

… That is the direction you want to go!" Since she started controlling her blood sugar, Gloria hasn't had any eye … That is the direction you want to go!" Since she started controlling her blood sugar, Gloria hasn't had any eye …

Tips to Help You Cope When Things Feel Out of Control

Skin Hair and Nails

… Animal and Human Bites Animal and Human Bites: When Stitches Are Needed Anthrax Artificial Nails: Problems and … Dressing Changes in Your Nails Chemical Burn Chemical Peel Chickenpox (Varicella) Chickenpox: Preventing Skin … Open/close information section Take Action Chickenpox: Controlling the Itch Diabetes: Taking Care of Your Feet …

Toxic Shock Syndrome

… strep most often occurs after childbirth, influenza (flu), chickenpox, surgery, minor skin cuts or wounds, or injuries … and surgical wounds. Help keep children from scratching chickenpox sores by managing itching. After childbirth, talk to your doctor before you …

Immunizations and Pregnancy

… or bacteria. Before pregnancy: Rubella, measles, mumps, chickenpox Rubella , measles , mumps , and chickenpox can harm a growing fetus. They can cause birth defects, fetal death, or premature birth. Chickenpox can also be dangerous for you when you're …

Shingles

… What causes it? Shingles occurs when the virus that causes chickenpox becomes active again in your body. After you've had chickenpox, the virus "sleeps" (is dormant) in your nerve … (flu)-like symptoms without a fever. Later you may feel itching, tingling, or pain in a certain area. That's where a …

Scabies

… Basics What is scabies? Scabies is a condition of very itchy skin caused by tiny mites that burrow into your skin. … weeks, you may need another treatment. Chickenpox (Varicella) Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) … weeks, you may need another treatment. Chickenpox (Varicella) Eczema (Atopic Dermatitis) …

Blisters

… clusters of blisters. Infections caused by viruses include: Chickenpox (varicella). This starts as red bumps that turn … and then scab over. Shingles . These blisters look like chickenpox. But they usually form in a band on one side of … include: Scabies . A scabies infection may cause tiny, itchy blisters that often form in a thin line or curved …