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Treatment · Wash your hands and the blister with soap and water. · Apply an antiseptic to the blister. · Clean a sharp needle with an antiseptic wipe or rubbing ...
Exercising regularly. Drinking plenty of water. Losing or managing weight. Quitting smoking. Medicines. Your healthcare professional may recommend medicines or ...
There are germs, also called microbes, in the air; on food, plants and animals; and in the soil and water. Germs are on just about every surface, including ...
Stir the powder into clean drinking or boiled water according to the package directions. If no oral rehydration solutions are available, you can make your own.
The eardrum also acts as a barrier, protecting the middle ear from water, bacteria and other things that don't belong there. If the eardrum ruptures, problems ...
Dehydration also increases urine concentration, causing stronger smelling urine. Have your husband try drinking more water to see if the odor lessens. Hot ...
When the body loses more fluid than is taken in, the body may not have enough water or other fluids to carry out its normal functions. Anyone can become ...
Rinse the syringe with 15 mL of water, then flush it through the tube until all of the medicine is washed out. Gastric tube: Add the granules with 30 mL of ...
Ingredients. 2 cups water; 1 package (16 ounces) blueberries; 1/4 cup granulated sugar; 1 tablespoon dried lavender flowers; 1 cup lemon juice ...
Contaminated water. Bacteria, fungi and parasites in water — particularly in oceans, rivers, lakes and hot tubs — can enter your eyes when you're swimming ...
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