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… enough physical activity. Drinking too much alcohol. The more alcohol you drink, the … more drinks per week. Eating foods high in red and processed meats. And having a diet low … and whole grains. Avoid eating a lot of red meat or processed meats. If you smoke, get …
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… too quickly. The result is thick white or red patches of skin. The patches (called … treatments including shampoos, ultraviolet light, and medicines your doctor prescribes. … psoriasis or make symptoms worse. Avoid alcohol if it causes your symptoms to flare up. …
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… stress. Don't smoke. Avoid drugs and excess alcohol. Be sure to have realistic expectations … Laser resurfacing. This uses a laser light to heat, damage, or destroy the upper … to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, treat light scarring, and improve uneven skin …
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… oral cancer include using tobacco and heavy alcohol use. Other risk factors are being male … over a long period of time to ultraviolet light from the sun or from tanning beds … gums, cheek, or in your mouth A white or red patch on your gums, your tongue, tonsils, …
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… to see how you respond to pinpricks and light touch all over your body. The doctor will … products. Get help for depression, or alcohol or drug misuse. Ask your doctor about … A pounding headache. A flushed face and/or red blotches on the skin above the level of …
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… such as eating and exercise habits, smoking, alcohol or drug use, sexual history, and … that is most comfortable. To relieve a red, swollen external ear: Put ice or a cold … Cold Temperature Exposure Cuts Dizziness: Light-Headedness and Vertigo Earwax Objects in …
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… can be dangerous if you take them with alcohol or with certain drugs like sleeping … medicine include: Constipation. Dizziness, light-headedness, or feeling faint. Drowsiness. … medicine include: Constipation. Dizziness, light-headedness, or feeling faint. Drowsiness. …