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… size and age in competitive sports Not stay too long in a cold environment, like swimming in cold water or ice skating outdoors. Safe skills You can also …
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… for you. Drink extra fluids when you are taking cold and allergy medicines. Don't use decongestant nasal … pharmacist before using a decongestant. Colds Ear Problems and Injuries, Age 12 and Older Facial … for you. Drink extra fluids when you are taking cold and allergy medicines. Don't use decongestant nasal …
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… other sensations such as tingling, cramping, heat, cold, and squeezing along with pain. You can feel any … feel cramping, burning, aching, or sensations of heat or cold in the residual limb. How is it treated? Successful … other sensations such as tingling, cramping, heat, cold, and squeezing along with pain. You can feel any …
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… (in a sterilized bottle) for: Up to four hours at room temperature. Three days in a fridge set between 0 and 4°C … door fridge freezer. Keep milk on the back shelf at a temperature of -18°C. Place the date on the freezer bag or … up a supply. Six to 12 months in a deep freeze at a temperature of -20°C. As with all baby food, it's important …
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… control in a conscious way. These functions include skin temperature, muscle tension, heart rate, and blood pressure. … instant feedback on a body function (for example, your skin temperature). The biofeedback therapist may teach you … that body function. (For instance, you may raise your skin temperature or reduce muscle tension). With practice, you …
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… Medicines, such as acetaminophen, antibiotics, cough and cold remedies, vitamins, pain relievers, sleeping pills, and … Amount of product involved in poisoning Type of poison exposure—swallowed, inhaled, or in contact with the eyes or … Medicines, such as acetaminophen, antibiotics, cough and cold remedies, vitamins, pain relievers, sleeping pills, and …
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… Cancer: Protecting Your Skin Actionset Overview Excessive exposure to the sun and its ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause … skin cancer sign: Evolution … Actionset Overview Excessive exposure to the sun and its ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause …
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… or weeds. Batteries and mothballs. Reduce your child's exposure to lead in your home, drinking water, foods and … or weeds. Batteries and mothballs. Reduce your child's exposure to lead in your home, drinking water, foods and …
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… their nose and lungs, but this doesn’t mean they have a cold. Don’t give your baby cough or cold medicine unless recommended by your health care …
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… make the tissue easier to see. During the procedure, a very cold substance, such as liquid carbon dioxide (CO2), … causes some discomfort. You may feel a sensation of cold and a little cramping. And sometimes a sense of warmth … make the tissue easier to see. During the procedure, a very cold substance, such as liquid carbon dioxide (CO2), …
