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… and make the problems caused by hepatitis worse. To be safe, do not drink alcohol. If you would like support to … your activity slowly. Participating in physical activity is safe for most people. If you have other medical conditions …
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… of people take a daily vitamin D supplement of 400IU: Infants and young children under 2 years of age who are … (NPN). A NPN means the supplement meets Health Canada's safety standards for natural health products Choose a form … but can be used for all ages Chewable: for people who can safely chew and swallow Pill: for people who can safely …
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… the amount of fibre in your diet, drink more fluids such as water to help keep your bowel movements soft. Here are some …
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… drink 2.2 to 3.0 litres (9 to 12 cups) of fluid every day. Water is the best choice. Add fibre to your diet gradually …
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… vitamin K in your usual diet to make your blood clot at a safe rate. Therefore, it is important to eat the same amount … is about the same each day. If your INR is stable and in safe range, keep eating the foods you normally eat. If your …
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… HSV. Symptoms may include one or more sores that look like water blisters, cuts or broken skin on the genitals … become pregnant are at very low risk of passing it to their infant. How do I find out if I have herpes? Herpes testing … For more information on safer sex and how you can reduce your chance of getting an …
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… severe, especially among at risk groups like the elderly, infants, and those with a weakened immune system. Children … drips. You can also thaw frozen foods under cold running water, or in the microwave. These methods can thaw food at … who prepare food about the importance of the following food safety practices: Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold …
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… given as a series of doses. Most children receive these as infants and toddlers. They get a booster dose before they … are possible reactions after the vaccine? Vaccines are very safe. It is much safer to get the vaccine than to get tetanus or diphtheria. …
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… the wrists and elbows Breasts Genitals Waist Back Buttocks Infants and elderly people may have a rash on the head, … and clean clothes and bedding. Talk to your partners about safer sex, since condoms might not stop scabies from … in the 3 days before treatment began. Use detergent in hot water (50ºC) and dry on the hot cycle. Items that cannot be …
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… only need to stay at home and rest. Pregnant women, newborn infants, and people with weakened immune systems who have … steps you can take are to: Drink lots of liquids such as water, juice and soup, especially if there is a fever. If …