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… Document Vietnamese Pets make wonderful companions and help keep us healthy and active. However, like people, they can … infected humans. Some of these diseases can be passed from your pet to you. What diseases can I catch from my pet? Pets … can spread, see HealthLinkBC File #61b Petting Zoo and Open Farm Visits . Who is at higher risk? People at risk of …
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… by bacteria. In women, the infection may occur in the opening of the uterus, also known as the cervix, and … women, the infection may occur in the rectum (the part of your intestine that ends at the anus), throat and the … you are being treated with antibiotics, it is important to keep using your birth control as you normally would. If you …
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… The infection may occur in the rectum (the part of your intestine that ends at the anus), throat and urethra … the bladder). In women, the infection may also occur in the opening to the uterus, also known as the cervix, and the … you are being treated with antibiotics, it is important to keep using your birth control as you normally would. If you …
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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 … to vaccinate your cat, dog or ferret against rabies and keep it up to date. Even indoor cats should be vaccinated as … the bat Slide a piece of cardboard underneath to cover the opening Place the covered container in a cool place away …
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… light, and helps you to tell colours apart. Vitamin D helps your body absorb calcium and reduces the risk of … However, outbreaks arising from raw milk still occur and remind us of the hazards of drinking raw milk. Who is at risk … the temperature of the milk to 74°C (165°F) or hotter and keep it at this temperature for at least 15 seconds. Stir …
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… do not cause illness. Occasionally enterococci can get into open wounds or skin ulcers, and cause infection. Less often, … to person is by direct contact, usually with the hands. If your hands become contaminated, the VRE bacteria can enter your body if you put your hands into your mouth or eat …
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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 … antibiotics. If you are being treated with antibiotics, keep taking your birth control pills and use a second form … and to ensure the expiry date has not passed. Carefully open the package so that the condom does not tear. Keep …
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… PID infection Sexual contact Medical procedures that open your cervix such as abortion, dilation & curettage (D&C), or … so that the condom does not tear. Do not use a torn condom Keep condoms away from sharp objects such as rings, studs or …
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… babies are ready to start solid foods around 6 months old. Your child can eat many of the same foods enjoyed by the … months of age. Sips of plain water can be offered from an open cup after 6 months, but it should not replace human … spelt Cheese and plain yogurt Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 helps keep nerves and red blood cells healthy. It’s only found …
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… and included. Human milk (breast milk) is the only food your baby needs for the first 6 months. When your baby … of important nutrients that can help prevent infections. Keep your baby close and provide skin-to-skin contact. This … show signs of fullness. When your baby is hungry, they may: Open their mouth or lick their lips Bring their hands to …
