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… the hand and wrist when tendons and the tendon covering (sheath) on the thumb side of the wrist swell and cause pain. … hot tubs, hot packs, and drinks that contain alcohol. Apply heat. After 48 to 72 hours, if swelling is gone, apply heat . You can start gentle exercise with the aid of moist …
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… label and follow cooking and storage instructions. Foods heated in the microwave can have hot and cold patches. To make sure that microwaved foods cook or reheat evenly: Stir or rotate food halfway through cooking Let food stand for at least 2 minutes at the end of heating Check the temperature in many spots Chill Germs grow …
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… safely . To ease ear pain, apply a warm face cloth or a heating pad set on low. Do not use a heating pad when you are in bed. You may fall asleep and … safely . To ease ear pain, apply a warm face cloth or a heating pad set on low. Do not use a heating pad when you …
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… garters or knee-high or thigh-high stockings. Don't use heating pads on the area. And stay out of saunas and hot tubs. Heat may increase the blood flow and make swelling worse. Be … garters or knee-high or thigh-high stockings. Don't use heating pads on the area. And stay out of saunas and hot …
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… people who have fibromyalgia . These can include: Applying heating pads or taking warm baths or showers. Gentle massage … people who have fibromyalgia . These can include: Applying heating pads or taking warm baths or showers. Gentle massage …
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… fire. A space blanket, to be used as a windbreaker and heat reflector. Large plastic leaf bags, to wrap around you … fire. A space blanket, to be used as a windbreaker and heat reflector. Large plastic leaf bags, to wrap around you …
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… an aloe vera lotion. Avoid creams or lotions that may hold heat inside the skin or may contain numbing medication (i.e. … an aloe vera lotion. Avoid creams or lotions that may hold heat inside the skin or may contain numbing medication (i.e. …
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… following things along with your other treatments. Apply heat to your lower belly. Use a heating pad or hot water bottle, or take a warm bath. Heat improves blood flow and may relieve pelvic pain. …
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… hot tubs, hot packs, and drinks that contain alcohol. Apply heat. After 48 to 72 hours, if swelling is gone, apply heat. You can start gentle exercise with the aid of moist heat to help restore and keep flexibility. Some experts …
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… blood's ability to clot Are any of your teeth sensitive to heat, cold, sweet or sour things, or air? Yes Teeth sensitive to heat, cold, sweet or sour things, or air No Teeth sensitive to heat, cold, sweet or sour things, or air Is the sensitivity …
