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… is about the same size as the diameter of your child's little finger. It is best to keep … disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you …
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Overview Sometimes after you swallow a pill it may feel like it "got stuck" or didn't go all the way down. This feeling usually goes away within 30 to 60 minutes if you drink liquids or eat a piece …
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… flushing, wear dark glasses and call your health professional. Do not put any pressure … Current as of: November 9, 2022 Author: Healthwise Staff Medical Review: William H. … Current as of: November 9, 2022 Author: Healthwise Staff Medical Review: William H. …
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… Overview If you touch a frozen metal surface with a wet body part such as your tongue, … blood by sitting up and tilting the head forward with the chin down so the blood … blood by sitting up and tilting the head forward with the chin down so the blood …
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… air pressure in your throat to keep your airway open. When you have sleep apnea, this … future health problems. CPAP stands for "continuous positive airway pressure." The CPAP machine …
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… 110b Child Nutrition Series Anyone who provides care to babies and young children must be aware of the risks of …
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… the eye. If the wound is serious enough because of its location or depth that you are … William H. Blahd Jr. MD, FACEP - Emergency Medicine Adam Husney MD - Family Medicine Kathleen Romito MD - Family Medicine …
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… and treatment by a doctor so sexual activity, high-risk sexual behaviour, and … and treatment by a doctor so sexual activity, high-risk sexual behaviour, and …
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… aids, and computer games. They are easily swallowed by children. These batteries, which … the problem. Medical treatment may be needed. Objects with lead Objects that contain lead … be needed. Related Information Swallowed or Inhaled Objects Credits Adaptation Date: …
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Check Your Symptoms Overview When you swallow food, liquid, or an object, what is swallowed passes from your mouth through your throat, down your ( esophagus ), and into your stomach. A swallowed …
