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… as litter boxes. Wash your hands well with soap and warm water after outdoor activities, especially before you eat or … the raw meat. Wash your hands well with soap and warm water afterwards. Cook foods until they are well done. Use a … litter box daily. Wash your hands well with soap and warm water afterwards. When do cats spread it? Cats only spread …
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… nuts, seeds, and tomatoes. Drink cold fluids, such as water or iced tea, or eat Popsicles. Sometimes fluid … with the toothbrush bristles. Rinse your mouth with salt water. To make a saltwater rinse, dissolve 1 teaspoon (5 mL) of salt in 1 cup …
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… and liquids. A standard multivitamin usually contains: Water-soluble vitamins. These vitamins pass in and out of … the body easily. Most do not build up in the body's cells. Water-soluble vitamins include vitamin C and the B vitamins: … body's cells and do not pass out of the body as easily as water-soluble vitamins do. Fat-soluble vitamins include …
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… own wound, if possible. Wash your hands well with soap and water, if available. Put on medical gloves before cleaning … deeply into the wound. Wash the wound under running tap water (the more the better) to remove all the dirt, debris, … is necessary to clean the wound thoroughly. If you have a water sprayer in your kitchen sink, try using the sprayer to …
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… gas that causes cancer. Radon is found in rock, soil, water, some building materials, and natural gas. You can't … opening where the building contacts the soil. If a house's water supply contains radon, radon may enter the air inside … through pipes, drains, faucets, or appliances that use water. Then the radon may get trapped inside the house. …
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… To prevent dehydration, drink plenty of fluids. Choose water and other clear liquids until you feel better. If you … sleeping areas. Do not leave puddles or open containers of water near where you are staying. Mosquitoes breed in standing water. Avoid areas where there is an outbreak, especially if …
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… Sit in 8 to 10 centimetres (3 to 4 inches) of warm water (sitz bath) 3 times a day and after bowel movements. The warm water helps the area heal and eases discomfort. Do not put soaps, salts, or shampoos in the water. Avoid constipation: Include fruits, vegetables, …
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… If it's hard to start peeing, or if it stings, pour warm water over your perineum or pee in the shower. You may have …
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… peroxide mixed with an equal amount of room-temperature water. Place 2 drops of the fluid, warmed to body … the ear canal is a gentle, warm shower. In the shower, let water flow into the ear. Then tip your head to let the … the ear. Do not use a dental irrigation device , such as a Water Pik, to remove earwax. The force of the water injures …
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… remove the pouch. Clean the skin under the pouch with water. Dry the skin. Sprinkle ostomy protective powder on … An irrigation set, which includes a container for water, tubing with a cone end (one end of the tubing … Place 473 mL (16 fl oz) to 946 mL (32 fl oz) of lukewarm water (cold water can cause cramping) in the container to …
