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41c Travel Series The content from ImmunizeBC.ca has moved to HealthLinkBC.ca/immunizations . You’ll find information on vaccines, immunization schedules, after care, and vaccine-preventable diseases …
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… away from home, let the doctor know you have diabetes. And always wear medical … if you are unable to speak. General travel tips When you are travelling: Take extra … (wide-mouth plastic soda pop or water bottles work well). Get up and walk every hour or so. …
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… Overview How can you stay healthy on your trip? The best way to stay healthy on your trip is to plan before you go. … you see a doctor when you return? If you were healthy during your trip and you feel well …
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… Overview Travel during pregnancy generally is safe if you're healthy and not at risk for problems. The safest time to travel is between 18 and 24 weeks, when your …
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… of blood clots, a long flight or road trip raises your risk of deep vein thrombosis … raise and lower your toes, keeping your heels on the floor. Then raise and lower your heels, keeping your toes on the floor. Do this …
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… In most cases the safest way for a healthy premature baby to travel is by car seat. But some premature infants cannot sit in a car seat … with their breathing and oxygen supply. Some premature infants may need a special bed for …
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… Get started When you travel because of work or for pleasure, … in some exercise can be hard. Try these tips to stay active when you travel. Plan your exercise when you prepare …
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… or whose immunization history is unknown Shingles vaccine The shingles vaccine , Shingrix®, is recommended … history is unknown Once you turn 50: Shingles vaccine – you need to buy this …
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… COVID-19 testing is not recommended for adults and children who don't have symptoms of COVID-19 . … or call 8-1-1 . Testing for children and youth If your child has COVID-19 symptoms, …
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… your family can get immunized. Most routine vaccines are available at public health units, … centres, primary care clinics and pharmacies. Vaccines for travel or for extra protection … and young children can get free routine vaccines from: Public health units, community …
