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… antibiotics, keep taking your birth control pills and use a second form of birth control, such as a condom, until your …
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… begins, and signs are updated at least 24 hours before the second and third sprays. Local media, the spongy moth …
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… home for 7 days after the rash first appeared Washing your hands regularly Coughing or sneezing into a tissue or sleeve rather than your hands Not sharing food, drinks or cigarettes, or kissing …
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… Reduce indoor sources of sulphur dioxide, including tobacco smoke, gas stoves and matches If you have medical …
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… Risk factors include: Your health history, such as if you smoke or have pre-existing lung diseases How much asbestos …
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… Stay quiet and calm to help prevent coughing. Avoid smoke, dust, sudden noises, lights, and other unnecessary …
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… continue to travel or work in areas that has the virus. A second booster dose is not required for at least 10 years. …
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… be above your skin. Do not touch the tick with your bare hands. Wear gloves if possible. Steadily lift the tick … small amount of antibiotic ointment on the area. Wash your hands with soap and water. You cannot remove a tick by …
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… To use an external condom, follow these steps: Wash your hands Carefully open the package and take the condom out. … To use an internal condom, follow these steps: Wash your hands Carefully open the package and take the condom out. …
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… traveller’s diarrhea. For tips on how to properly wash your hands, visit HealthLinkBC File #85 Hand washing: Help stop the spread of germs . How can I …
