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Cigarette smoking. People who smoke cigarettes are three times more likely to develop pancreatitis than people who don't smoke. Quitting smoking can ...
Stop drinking alcohol and smoking, and avoid exposure to smoke. Alcohol and smoke dry your throat and irritates your vocal cords. Avoid clearing your throat ...
Do not smoke or use tobacco. Smoking damages blood vessels. · Eat a healthy diet. · Exercise and keep a healthy weight. · Manage stress. · Limit alcohol. · Control ...
Behavior change. Hypnosis has been used with some success to treat sleep problems, bed-wetting, smoking and overeating. Cancer treatment side effects. Hypnosis ...
Want to avoid secondhand smoke? Try these tips: 1. Don't allow smoking in your home. If your guests smoke, ask them to do it outside. 2. If your partner ...
Heavy or ongoing alcohol use can lower testosterone levels and cause the body to make less sperm. Tobacco smoking. People who smoke might have a lower sperm ...
of how bad your lung function is. When you quit smoking, lung function improves slightly and declines at a slower rate thereafter. Even smokers with lung cancer ...
Both children and adults are more likely to get colds in fall and winter. Smoking. Smoking or being around secondhand smoke increases the risk of catching a ...
Don't smoke. Smoking increases the risk of DVT. Manage weight. Obesity is a risk factor for DVT. Regular exercise lowers the risk of blood clots. As a ...
Quitting smoking is hard, but smoking cessation aids can boost your chance of success. ... Only about 5 percent of people who try to quit tobacco succeed without ...
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