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… disability that affects a range of health and behavioural problems in individuals who were exposed to alcohol in the womb. The effects of FASD include problems with motor skills, physical health, learning, … and celebrate small successes Offer to work through problems and barriers to change together Help reduce life …
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… this important time of visual development. Should vision problems be corrected at an early age? Yes, some vision …
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… This test alone cannot tell whether the bacteria are sleeping or awake. A TST does not tell you if you have TB … immune system. TB infection happens when the TB germs are sleeping (dormant) in your body. If you have TB infection, … the best ways to prevent disease. The TB germ may remain sleeping in your body your entire life or it can wake up, …
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… exceeds this safe amount. Too much caffeine can: Disrupt sleep and impact mental and physical health Cause increased … heart rate and blood pressure Lead to anxiety, digestive problems and dehydration Drinking enough water, getting adequate sleep, and having regular meals and snacks can all help to …
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… may include: Confusion Depression Forgetfulness Difficulty sleeping Behavior changes Impaired vision Abnormal physical … 2 to 12 months. More advanced symptoms include: Balance problems Difficulty with speech and movement Increased risk …
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… Even minor injuries to a baby's brain can cause lifelong problems. It is never okay to shake a baby or child. … a crib or bassinette when wrapped in a blanket. For a safe sleeping resource for parents and caregivers see Safer sleep for my baby Provide some soft music or other relaxing …
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… older adults with respect. When people experience personal problems or stresses, they might be at greater risk of … of abuse or neglect are less obvious. These may include sleeping difficulties, stomach problems, or breathing … may use alcohol or prescription drugs to help them with sleep, anxiety or other concerns. If you or someone you know …
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… who are not breastfed or chestfed May lower the risk of sleep-related infant death Why is breastfeeding or … your baby to feed at night. Night feeds can support safer sleep for your baby and help your body continue to make … can also affect your baby's brain development, growth and sleep. The best choice is to not drink alcohol. If you …
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… cannot spread TB bacteria to others. This is also called “sleeping TB”. TB disease occurs when you breathe TB bacteria … before. It does not tell whether the TB bacteria are sleeping or awake. For more information about TB skin … treatment: Treatment of TB infection helps prevent the “sleeping” TB bacteria from “waking up” and making you sick. …
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… a term used to describe a range of health and behavioural problems affecting people exposed to alcohol during … ways, each with their own strengths and challenges. Common problems include learning, memory, attention, language, … of milk available to your baby This can affect your baby's sleep-wake pattern, your milk letdown, the amount of milk …
