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This is more likely to occur if you or a family member already has heart disease, if you have diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, if you smoke ...
Smoking narrows blood vessels. Injuries to the hands or feet. Examples include a wrist fracture, surgery or frostbite. Certain medicines. These include beta ...
Quit smoking: Put your reasons on paper. Consider what you don't like about smoking and why you want to quit smoking. Are you worried about health ...
Smoking also leads to more-severe disease and a greater risk of having surgery. If you smoke, it's important to stop. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications ...
Smoking. Pregnancy or having recently given birth. Use of medicines that lower the immune system's ability to respond to germs. Also, as a general group ...
In addition, if you smoke cigarettes, talk with your care provider about strategies to stop smoking. Cigarette smoking is a risk factor for formation ...
Additionally, don't shovel while smoking, eating or after consuming caffeine; this may place extra stress on your heart. Dress Warm. Wear several layers of ...
This may help slow the evaporation of your tears between eye blinks. Stop smoking and avoid smoke. If you smoke, ask your health care team for help devising a ...
Don't smoke. Smoking is linked to increased hot flashes. By not smoking, you might reduce hot flashes, as well as your risk of many serious health ...
If you smoke, stop smoking before surgery and during recovery. Avoid certain medications. You'll likely need to avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs ...
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