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Travelling with children

… travel to tropical and developing countries. Speak with your health care provider or travel clinic staff for advice … are the best ways to prevent traveller’s diarrhea. For tips on how to properly wash your hands, visit HealthLinkBC … a concern in children because they become dehydrated more quickly than adults. It is essential to drink extra fluids …

Pelvic inflammatory disease PID

… not sexually transmitted can also cause PID. To find out if you have PID, you must be examined by a health care provider … (HPV)) and syphilis (when sores are present). Important things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom … it with your health care provider or a counsellor. For tips on how to talk to your partner(s), visit the BC Centre …

Human papillomavirus HPV infection and genital warts

… at some time in their lives. The more sexual partners you have, the higher the possibility of getting an HPV … (HPV)) and syphilis (when sores are present). Important things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom … it with your health care provider or a counsellor. For tips on how to talk to your partner(s), visit the BC Centre …

Time for bed

… they are sleeping? Creating a safe sleeping environment for your baby will reduce the risk of injuries and sleep related … own. This is an important skill that will help both of you have more restful nights. To help teach your baby how to … you will help your child to sleep well. Here are some tips on how you can help your child: Set up daytime schedule …

Abuse and neglect of older adults Information for family caregivers

… and the possibility of abuse or neglect, pay attention to your own emotional and physical health. Here are some signs … and physically. Set aside part of the day to do these things. Give up some of the responsibilities you usually … groups, which can help you find resources or learn useful tips. What should I do if I see a crime or harmful …

Hepatitis C virus

… dental floss, razors, nail files or other items which could have tiny amounts of blood on them From a pregnant person to … with symptoms around 6 weeks after being infected with HCV. You can clear HCV and still become infected again in the … a liver transplant. How do I know if I have hepatitis C? You can have hepatitis C for many years without having …

Hepatitis B virus infection

… virus (HBV). What are the symptoms? After the virus enters your body, it may take weeks to months to develop symptoms … who get hepatitis B show no symptoms and may not know they have the disease. How common is hepatitis B virus infection? … I do if I have been exposed to hepatitis B virus? See your health care provider as soon as possible. If you have …

Scabies

… partners and people in facilities such as care homes. You can spread mites to other people before and after you develop symptoms and for as long as you remain … or bedding. Anyone can get scabies and it does not mean you have poor personal hygiene. What are the symptoms? Symptoms …

Managing constipation with diet adults

… Vietnamese What is constipation? Constipation is when you have bowel movements (stools) that are hard to pass or happen less often than usual for you. You may feel like you need to have a bowel movement but …

Febrile seizures fever seizures

… is a seizure caused by a fever. They can occur when your child has a fever of 38ºC (100.4ºF) or higher. During a febrile seizure, a child may have shaking or jerking movements of their body, head, arms … seizure is not harmful and usually stops by itself. If your child has had a febrile seizure, it does not mean that …