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… keep in mind that you are the most important person in your own recovery. You need to have a major say in the decisions about your care. This may be hard for you, and you may sometimes … that you want to be involved in the decisions about your care. State your wishes and opinions on matters that …
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… On this page: Overview Overview If your child has epilepsy , there are many ways to lower his … pads on cribs and beds, and use padded side rails on your older child's bed. But don't use sleep positioners, … attach to crib sides or slats. They could trap or suffocate your baby. Use car seats and seat belts, and have your child …
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… deal with. The symptoms are often long-lasting and may make your loved one appear to be concerned only about himself or herself. Encouraging social skills can help you and your loved one deal with these symptoms. Here are some … it may be very hard, don't get angry or upset. Support your loved one instead. Keep the focus on recovery. …
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… the first 6 months of breastfeeding. You can keep nursing your baby. In fact, breastfeeding usually helps to clear up infection, and nursing won't harm your baby. If you have mastitis, you may first notice a … up. If you know you'll go more than 4 hours without feeding your baby, arrange to pump. Drink plenty of fluids. If you …
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… syndrome is caused by pressure on the median nerve in your wrist. This nerve runs through a small space in your wrist called the carpal tunnel. This nerve controls feeling in your thumb and first three fingers. When there is pressure …
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… often attract children because they look like candy. If your child is taking iron pills, follow your doctor's instructions on how much to take and for how long and whether your child needs any testing for iron levels. If you miss …
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… neuroma is a swollen or thickened nerve in the ball of your foot. This can happen when your toes are squeezed together too often and for too long. … neuroma can cause a very painful burning or sharp pain in your foot that feels worse when you walk. It may feel like a …
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… first year Last updated August 13, 2013 For safe seating, your baby needs a chair that's right for his or her age and … you start introducing solid foods. Safe, comfy seating for your baby will make mealtimes easier and more fun for … devices. Always use the waist and leg straps. Check that your baby’s hands, arms, and legs can't get caught in any …
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… this page: Overview Overview Your doctor might ask you to use an ambulatory blood pressure monitor after measuring your blood pressure in the doctor's office, to make sure … have high blood pressure . footnote 1 This is because your blood pressure can change during the day. And sometimes …
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… pass out when you have an alcohol blackout. But you do lose your memories of the event. Injuries and illnesses you can't … not eat well, and lose weight. Notice tiny blood vessels on your skin that look like spider webs (spider angiomas). See swelling or redness of the palms of your hands. Have redness on your face, especially your nose …
