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… a history of herpes, it is important to inform your health care provider. There are steps that can be taken to help … become pregnant are at very low risk of passing it to their infant. How do I find out if I have herpes? Herpes testing … of the herpes sores if you are sexual during an outbreak. Dental dams can also be used as a barrier during oral sex. …
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… tropical and developing countries. Speak with your health care provider or travel clinic staff for advice before … tablets Medication recommended by your health care provider for a fever Comfortable, closed-toe shoes, and … by air with my baby? Do not travel by air with a premature infant (baby) or infant younger than 7 days old. While the …
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… baby will reduce the risk of injuries and sleep related infant death, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). … death . Share this information with anyone who may take care of your baby; it is important for all parents, babysitters and caregivers to be informed about safe sleeping practices for …
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… crying. Shaken baby injuries often occur when a parent or caregiver gets frustrated, angry or upset because they are … of brain injury resulting from violently shaking an infant, with or without impact to the head. SBS is also … are angry or overwhelmed by the crying. Talk to others who care for your baby such as babysitters, relatives and …
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… damage or even death. These complications happen often in infants under one year of age. Each year in Canada, 1 to 4 … a cough that lasts more than one week should see a health care provider. Is there a treatment? Pertussis is treated … Antibiotics are also recommended for household and daycare contacts of those at high risk of serious illness. …
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… to person (TB disease in the lungs or throat), your health care provider may ask you to stay in home isolation. Home … isolation it means you are not sick enough to need hospital care, but you are able to spread TB bacteria to other … if you must go to medical appointments and when health care providers come to your home Cover your mouth and nose …
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… have these symptoms. When should my child see a health care provider? You cannot be sure your child has roseola … may recommend that you make an appointment with your health care provider or if they think your child’s illness is … illness. If your child has had a seizure, see your health care provider as soon as possible to rule out a serious …
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… . How can I prepare for prenatal and health care visits? Some pregnant women and people find it hard to talk about alcohol use with their health care providers. Your care provider is there to answer questions and help you to …
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… to hold the thermometer under their tongue long enough: Carefully place the tip of the thermometer under your … tip each time, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully Gently tug on the ear, pulling it back. This will … only if you are comfortable doing so and a health care provider has shown you how to do it safely: Cover the …
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… celiac disease and depression When should I see a health care provider? See your health care provider if any of the following happen: There is a … are at risk for a bowel obstruction, check with your health care provider about whether a high fibre diet is right for …
