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… Stomach cramps Nausea Vomiting Bloating Gas If you or your child experience any of these symptoms after visiting a petting zoo or open farm, see your health care provider right away. Who is most at risk of … touching or feeding an animal After touching an animal's cage After falling or touching the ground Right after leaving …
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… be treated with antibiotic pills. It is important to follow your treatment instructions carefully. If you were given … have any oral, vaginal or anal sex for 7 days after you and your partner(s) start the antibiotic treatment. If you or … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a damaged condom Check the expiry …
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… use of antibiotics; use of corticosteroid; problems with your immune system; use of birth control pills; pregnancy; … infections are not usually spread during sex. However, if your partner has symptoms, they should also seek treatment. … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a condom that has been damaged. …
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… women, the infection may occur in the rectum (the part of your intestine that ends at the anus), throat and the … protect you from getting it again. If you are treated and your sexual partner(s) are not, the bacteria will be able to … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a damaged condom Check the expiry …
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… the most common symptom of pubic lice. If pubic lice get on your eyelashes, the edges of your eyelids may be crusted. You may see lice and their eggs … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a condom that has been damaged. …
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… any symptoms or you may notice a change in the fluid from your vagina, such as some watery discharge. The fluid may … must be examined by a health care provider. Lab tests of your vaginal fluid may be done. Your health care provider … of membranes; amniotic fluid infection; late miscarriage; low-birth-weight infant; or inflammation of the inside …
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… The infection may occur in the rectum (the part of your intestine that ends at the anus), throat and urethra … protect you from getting it again. If you are treated and your sex partners are not, the bacteria could pass back to … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a damaged condom Check the expiry …
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… sperm count. If you are pregnant and have trichomoniasis, your baby may be born early (premature) and/or with a low … have not had a sexual partner in the last 2 months, then your last sexual partner will need treatment. It takes time … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a damaged condom Check the expiry …
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… PID infection Sexual contact Medical procedures that open your cervix such as abortion, dilation & curettage (D&C), or having an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted … intravenous (IV) antibiotic treatment. You should return to your health care provider 3 to 7 days after starting …
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… have any oral, vaginal or anal sex for 7 days after you and your partner(s) start the antibiotic treatment. If you or your partner(s) do not finish the treatment, miss pills or … things to remember when using condoms: Check the condom package for damage. Do not use a damaged condom Check the expiry …
