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… they rely on or trust. It can take many forms including physical, emotional, financial, sexual, spiritual or social. … or behaviour. In some situations of abuse, people may use physical force or emotional control over the other person. … by keeping in touch, sharing old traditions and creating new ones. Focus on and cultivate activities that have …
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… objects and surfaces contaminated with the virus. Sharing food, drinks or cigarettes, or kissing someone who has the … room is empty. Bring your immunization record with you. A physical examination, blood test, and swab of your salivary … if you have a fever Get plenty of rest Use an ice pack or heating pad for a swollen or painful jaw. Be sure to place a …
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… and a Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of at least 30 Lower activity levels and avoid intense activity If you are … rate even when resting Feeling generally unwell Heavy sweating Muscle cramps Heat rash or heat edema (swelling) … young children during extreme heat For more information on foods and drinks to limit or avoid during pregnancy or …
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… wash their hands or if someone with this illness handles food, water or ice. Some foods can be contaminated with the virus at their source. … after using the toilet, changing diapers or before eating or preparing food. Proper hand washing requires …
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… of age. The vaccine is also provided free to people at high risk of infection or severe illness, including those … Are in close contact with infected persons Have eaten food prepared by a food handler with hepatitis A infection … with an infected person, by drinking contaminated water, or eating raw or under-cooked shellfish contaminated with …
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… is frequent, loose, or watery bowel movements usually from eating or drinking contaminated foods or fluids. Symptoms may also include stomach cramps, … of certain coastal areas, and the disease can be spread by eating raw or undercooked seafood and shellfish. What other …
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… such as pop or fruit juice. Offer your child cool and soft foods such as bread, noodles, or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Avoid acidic and spicy foods, as these may sting. Image … Hand foot and mouth …
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… coughs, sneezes or has close contact with others. Sharing food, drinks or cigarettes, or kissing someone who has the … spread of infection and the length of illness. People at high risk of serious illness who are in close contact with …
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… into contact with bats that enter houses. If your pet has physical contact with a bat, consult your veterinarian. … a tool such as a trowel or spade to handle it. If you had physical contact with a live bat which can be captured, you … with boiling water If you or your pets have not had physical contact with a bat and it is in your home or other …
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… with HBV infection Coughing or sneezing Through water or food What should I do if I have been exposed to hepatitis B … is called an acute HBV infection. Less than 5 percent of healthy adults will develop chronic HBV infection. Most … spoons, cookers and needles Use a condom during sexual activity Do not donate your blood, semen, body organs or …