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… are most often family members such as a person’s spouse or children, but they can also include friends and caregivers. What types of abuse or neglect can happen to … older adults by threatening to not let them see their grandchildren, threatening to leave them alone, or place them in …
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… constipation. To confirm that you have HTLV-1, your health care provider may send you for a blood test. How is the … you have a HTLV-1-associated illness for which your health care provider thinks testing is needed, or you have been in …
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… can pass the infection to their baby during a vaginal childbirth. What are the symptoms? Most people never have … a history of herpes, it is important to inform your health care provider. There are steps that can be taken to help … done when there are sores present. Visit your health care provider as soon as possible after the sores develop. …
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… I take to avoid botulism? To avoid botulism, use extreme care when canning at home. There are different methods of … should come with complete instructions. Always follow them carefully. Keep these points in mind: Foods can be processed … be checked for accuracy. Read the manufacturer’s directions carefully for recommended testing and frequency procedures, …
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… and stored in a locked location or out of the reach of children. Your local pool supplier may offer water testing … time. You should know what the number is and not exceed it. Children and supervision Children must be supervised at all … in case hair or jewelry may be caught in an outlet. Be careful getting in and out, as many hot tubs have very …
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… or mental health symptoms, please consult your health care provider or call 8-1-1 to speak with a registered … and other utility services enter) Eliminate clutter Be careful what you bring into your house: Check furniture and … specifically for bed bugs, and follow the directions carefully Never use any treatment on people, pets or bedding …
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… in a hot environment People who are pregnant Infants and children up to 4 years of age who rely on adults to make … rays but not from the heat Regularly check older adults, children, and others for signs of heat-related illness, … thirsty and if you are active on a hot day. Ask your health care provider about how much water you should drink on hot …
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… Yersinia bacteria. It is easy for people, especially young children, to get infected by putting their hands or fingers … pain, fever and diarrhea. Bloody diarrhea can occur in children. In some cases abdominal pain is severe and … you have severe cramps or severe diarrhea, see your health care provider. How can I prevent yersiniosis? Always wash …
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… Pulmonary Disease (COPD) are at greater risk. Young children and older adults are also at risk. Symptoms may … sensitive to sulphur dioxide, you may need to seek medical care. Long-term exposure to particles produced when sulphur … respiratory diseases, including emphysema and bronchitis. Children who live in areas with higher sulphur dioxide …
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… elderly, infants, and those with a weakened immune system. Children are most likely to get the infection. Symptoms … well after handling these animals or pets and help young children wash their hands. The same applies for visiting … These methods can thaw food at uneven rates, so take extra care to ensure the whole product is thoroughly thawed Use …
