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Medications
… risk. Treatment with clofarabine may sometimes cause your hands/feet to develop a skin reaction called hand-foot syndrome (palmar-plantar erythrodysesthesia). You can prevent or reduce these problems by protecting your hands and feet from a great deal of heat or pressure. Avoid …
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… have an unknown effect on both your nipples and your baby. Washing your nipples with soap. Soap removes the nipples' … have an unknown effect on both your nipples and your baby. Washing your nipples with soap. Soap removes the nipples' …
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… of minutes before you breastfeed. Or you can use your hands or use a pump to let out (express) a small amount of … was developed . Media gallery How to express breast milk by hand … What is breast engorgement? Breast … of minutes before you breastfeed. Or you can use your hands or use a pump to let out (express) a small amount of …
Medical tests
… removes the speculum. Put one or two gloved fingers of one hand into your vagina. The other hand goes on your lower belly. This lets your doctor feel … removes the speculum. Put one or two gloved fingers of one hand into your vagina. The other hand goes on your lower …
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… (such as switches that go on or off when you clap your hands) to make it easier to turn lights on if you have to … a flashlight by your bed. Keep stairways safe. Put sturdy handrails on stairways. Make sure you have a light at the … If you have to climb for something, use a step stool with handrails. Don't try to carry too many things at the same …
Medical tests
… You may be asked to lift your arms over your head, put your hands on your hips, or lean forward and press your hands together to tighten the muscle beneath each breast … You may be asked to lift your arms over your head, put your hands on your hips, or lean forward and press your hands …
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… (HealthLinkBC File #30c) The harmful effects of second-hand tobacco smoke and vapour (HealthLinkBC File #30a) Risks …
