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… when one eye is weaker than the other. The brain chooses to take in images from the stronger eye and ignore images from … of each day. Treatment may last for a few weeks or months. Severe cases may take longer. If another problem is causing … to be treated. Treatment is best started before age 6 and should begin before your child's vision has fully developed, …
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… Something might be a problem behaviour when it: Causes more severe, long-term consequences. Examples might include … if a behaviour is common in teens, it doesn't mean that you should allow or encourage it. Remind your teen of your … teen years are a time of lots of physical changes. It can take some time for your teen to get used to their maturing …
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… weight. Even with a healthy diet, you probably will need to take vitamin and mineral supplements from now on. After you … Is Done Weight-loss surgery is suitable for people who are severely overweight and who have not been able to lose … avoid regaining the weight you lose. Learn more Obesity: Should I Have Weight-Loss Surgery? How Well It Works Weight …
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… of the surgical procedure? Why do I need surgery? How soon should surgery take place? What might happen if I delay or avoid the surgery? What results should I expect from the surgery? Are there any non-surgical …
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… gets worse, the person may have trouble doing things that take planning. He or she may have trouble using or … walking, dizziness, or loss of balance or coordination. Severe headache with no known cause. Call a doctor now if a … new or increasing memory loss or problems with daily living should be reported to a doctor. Learn the warning signs of …
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… are not harmless. Children, youth and non-smokers should not use them, and they should not be used during … your teen about vaping, Government of Canada, (PDF, 413KB) Severe lung illness related to vaping, Government of Canada … in public buildings and workplaces, near doorways or air intakes of public buildings, or on school property. For more …
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… arthritis. So it is very important to be gentle. Exercises should be done at least twice a day. And they should be reviewed now and then by a physiotherapist. Older … arthritis. So it is very important to be gentle. Exercises should be done at least twice a day. And they should be …
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… itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat) severe dizziness trouble breathing This is not a complete … precautions, drug interactions or adverse effects nor should it be construed to indicate that use of a particular … effective for you or anyone else. A healthcare professional should be consulted before taking any drug, changing any …
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… your baby's body and head aligned straight. The baby's head should be straight with the body, not turned to one side or … yours. One hand is low on the baby's head, behind the shoulders with fingers up and supporting the head. The other … pillows behind the baby for support. Your baby's mouth should be close to your nipple. The hand on your top side …
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… and select an appropriate treatment device. The device should be certified for the removal of arsenic. For a list … Council of Canada (SCC) accredited. The treatment device should meet the following standards: NSF/ANSI Standard 62 on …