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… use of antibiotics; use of corticosteroid; problems with your immune system; use of birth control pills; pregnancy; … infections are not usually spread during sex. However, if your partner has symptoms, they should also seek treatment. … that is often white, thick, clumpy and odourless; this is your first yeast infection, or red, irritated and/or swollen …
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… slowly and are not likely to cause a sudden change in your vision. You may not need surgery right away. A change in your glasses or the use of a magnifier and extra light may help you see better. Your doctor may advise you that there are benefits from …
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… any symptoms or you may notice a change in the fluid from your vagina, such as some watery discharge. The fluid may … must be examined by a health care provider. Lab tests of your vaginal fluid may be done. Your health care provider may screen you for BV if you are …
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… have any oral, vaginal or anal sex for 7 days after you and your partner(s) start the antibiotic treatment. If you or your partner(s) do not finish the treatment, miss pills or … finished all of the medication, the infection could stay in your body or may be passed back to you or your partner(s). …
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… the Staying Independent Checklist (PDF, 1,502 KB) to assess your risk for falls or ask your doctor about falls risk assessment and management. How … their risk of falling and maintain independence. 1. Keep your body active: Not only does regular physical activity …
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… the chance of any type of infection Seek medical care from your health care provider or local public health unit right … you think you have been exposed to a rabies virus, contact your local public health unit or health care provider, no … and vaccine . How can rabies be prevented? Vaccinate your pets Consult with your veterinarian to vaccinate your …
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… each year. What can I do to prevent foodborne illness? Wash your hands Wash your hands before you eat or handle any food, and after you use the bathroom. Scrub all parts of your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds and rinse them …
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… of all parts of the sewage system. This way you and your maintenance provider can find information based on the … sewage systems work or about local requirements, contact your regional health authority at: …
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… adequate filtration and recirculation of the water in your hot tub or pool. How can I make sure the water is safe? … chemicals are within the recommended range prior to using your pool or hot tub. Disinfectants kill germs. However, … damage. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for your chemicals and disinfection equipment. *Special note: …
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