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Campylobacter infection

… rarely, it can also infect the blood stream. When a person gets sick from this infection it is called … Occasionally symptoms can return after you have started to get better. Rarely, arthritis and Guillain-Barré Syndrome (a … especially those who handle pets, wash their hands carefully before eating and on a regular basis if they suck …

Influenza flu immunization Myths and facts

… Myth: I have never had influenza, so I do not need to get an influenza vaccine. Fact: Symptoms of influenza can … influenza vaccine only have redness, soreness or swelling where the vaccine was given. Some people, especially those … As well, people at any stage of pregnancy who have chronic medical conditions are also at much higher risk of serious …

Hepatitis B virus infection

… jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes). Many people who get hepatitis B show no symptoms and may not know they have … I have been exposed to hepatitis B virus? See your health care provider as soon as possible. If you have not completed … dental floss, nail files or other personal care items or medical devices that could have tiny amounts of blood on …

Maintenance and operation of onsite sewage systems

… to a municipal or city sewage system needs a method for getting rid of human waste (feces and urine). All buildings … should contact an AP to develop a maintenance plan In areas where frost penetration is a problem, insulate the main pipe … not let any vehicles, including snowmobiles, drive or park where the onsite sewage system has been built Do not flush …

Unpasteurized fruitvegetable juices and ciders A potential health risk

… Unpasteurized fruit/vegetable juices and ciders: A potential health risk Last … diarrhea Who is at greatest risk? People at higher risk of getting sick are: Young children (5 years of age and under) … not drink unpasteurized juice. Schools, child and adult day cares, hospitals and other facilities serving vulnerable …

Hand washing Help stop the spread of germs

… your child’s nose or changing a diaper is a common way to get germs on your hands. You cannot avoid contacting germs, … can reduce the chance of infecting yourself and others by knowing when to wash your hands. How should I properly wash … lenses Wash your hands after you: Change a diaper Take care of a sick child Wipe your child’s nose or blow your …

Shaken baby syndrome SBS

… crying. Shaken baby injuries often occur when a parent or caregiver gets frustrated, angry or upset because they are unable to … crying. Let them know that you will be happy to come and get the baby if the crying is too much for them. Do not …

Cyclospora infection cyclosporiasis

… or Canada. Most infections occur during travel to countries where this parasite is common, such as in Central and South … fresh produce. High-risk foods include leafy green vegetables, fresh peas, fresh herbs and berries. Produce may … If you have prolonged or severe diarrhea, see your health care provider. Cyclosporiasis is diagnosed by testing a …

Safety for the perinatal population during extreme heat

… raise the risk of pregnancy related complications. If it gets very hot in your home, plan to go somewhere cooler if possible. By protecting yourself from … cooling system, such as air-conditioning, talk to a health care provider or workplace safety officer to find out what …

Babys first foods

… at the same time as family meals so that you can eat together as often as possible. This can help your baby learn … for or point to food Open their mouth, lean forward or get excited for food Get upset if food is taken away Your … have questions about feeding your baby, contact your health care provider or call 8-1-1 to speak with a registered …