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… not use products containing ibuprofen in children under 6 months of age without first talking to your health care provider. Always use the dosage indicated in the product instructions or as recommended by your health care provider. What are the symptoms of reye syndrome? …
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… after visiting a petting zoo or open farm, see your health care provider right away. Who is most at risk of becoming … them. When dust containing infected animal waste, such as birth fluids, gets stirred up into the air, germs can spread … reason, the public should not be involved in the animal birthing process. Which animals spread diseases to people? …
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… Males who are street-involved Contact your health care provider to get immunized. Unless mentioned above, the … they are 9 to 14 years of age need 2 doses given at least 6 months apart. People who start a series when they are 15 … tongue or lips. If this reaction occurs, your health care provider is prepared to treat it. Emergency treatment …
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… *Ibuprofen should not be given to children under 6 months of age without first speaking to your health care provider. For more information on Reye syndrome, see … tongue or lips. Should this reaction occur, your health care provider is prepared to treat it. Emergency treatment …
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… Indoors, radon can be measured using both long-term (3 months to a year) and short-term (2 to 7 days) tests. … radon detectors that are placed in the home for 3 months or longer, ideally during the fall or winter (6 to 12 months is recommended). Because radon levels can vary …
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… (breast milk) is the only food a baby needs for the first 6 months of their life. It’s recommended that babies continue … have questions about feeding your baby, contact your health care provider, a public health nurse or a lactation … Preventing choking in babies and young children: For child care providers (#110b) Feeding your baby formula: Before you …
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… of countries around the world, particularly in their health care facilities. People who have been admitted to hospital … or had treatment (e.g. dialysis or surgery) in a health care facility outside of Canada, or who have travelled … survive on surfaces like faucets and sinks for days or even months. Regular cleaning of these surfaces with a household …
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… usually occur within one week and last two weeks to 2 months. People with a weak immune system may experience an … If you have prolonged or severe diarrhea, see your health care provider. Cyclosporiasis is diagnosed by testing a stool sample. Your health care provider may prescribe antibiotics if you have a severe …
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… from food and supplements. Age Aim for Stay below 0-6 months 400IU (10µg) 1000IU (25µg) 6-12 months 400IU (10µg) … or have specific medical conditions, your health care provider may suggest you take more vitamin D. People … contains. Talk to a dietitian, pharmacist, or your health care provider if you have questions about the type or amount …
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… cause of infectious diarrhea in hospitals and health care facilities. C. diff infections may lead to serious … feces. The spores can live outside your body for weeks or months. They may be found on items you touch such as bed … if you eat or drink something that is contaminated. Healthcare workers, staff and visitors can spread the infection to …
