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… between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., which is the peak time for UV rays. If outdoors, seek the shade. Always wear sunscreen on … lips from getting sunburned. Wear sunglasses that block UV rays. Do not use tanning booths or sunlamps. Don't smoke or … Cancer Self-Care Protect your skin from ultraviolet (UV) rays. For example, stay out of the sun during midday hours, …
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… or cancer cells. A barium swallow. This is an X-ray of the throat and esophagus. Before the X-ray, you will drink a chalky liquid called barium. Barium … inside of your esophagus so that it shows up better on an X-ray. How is esophagitis treated? The treatment you need …
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… Excessive exposure to the sun and its ultraviolet (UV) rays can cause skin cancer. You can reduce your risk for … can't prevent skin damage if you are exposed to the sun's rays for long periods of time. Experts recommend that you … water, because these surfaces can reflect 85% of the sun's rays. Avoid artificial sources of UVA radiation, including …
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… pressure and restart mouth bleeding. Facial Injuries Mouth and Dental Injuries Current as … pressure and restart mouth bleeding. Facial Injuries Mouth and Dental Injuries Current as …
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… clearly and facing you so that you can better see their facial expressions and gestures. How can you care for … clearly and facing you so that you can better see their facial expressions and gestures. How can you care for …
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… at least mild acne. Help your teen manage acne with daily facial care and, if needed, medicines. Also have your teen … your teen at risk for skin cancer. Studies suggest that UV rays from artificial sources such as tanning beds and … at least mild acne. Help your teen manage acne with daily facial care and, if needed, medicines. Also have your teen …
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… dysphagia, you may need one or more tests, including: X-rays. These provide pictures of your neck or chest. A barium swallow. This is an X-ray of the throat and esophagus. Before the X-ray, you will drink a chalky liquid called barium. Barium …
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… chances are you won't need a filling. Will I need dental X-rays? Dental X-rays can identify cavities, bone disease, and infections and … they can also identify when new teeth are coming in. X-rays can help your dentist find problems at an early stage, …
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… and other symptoms and examining you. You may also have X-rays and blood tests. Blood tests can help make sure another … else is not causing your symptoms. You may also have an X-ray (such as an X-ray of the hip or knee ) or other imaging tests to check for …
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… a few hours before landing or use a decongestant spray just before landing. Stop smoking. You are more likely … Hearing loss occurs suddenly with other symptoms such as: Facial droop . Numbness or paralysis on all or one side of … hearing, such as paying attention to people's gestures, facial expressions, posture, and tone of voice. Reversible …
