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Warm up the affected area slowly and seek care for severe burns
OTC meds, rest, fluids and an anti-inflammatory diet can help you get through big and small weather changes
Dressing in multiple layers, drinking warm liquids and taking breaks indoors can help prevent these cold-weather injuries
Medications, vitamin deficiencies and age can make you bruise more easily
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Understanding how your health information is recorded can help you take charge of your care
Yes, but symptoms can be easy to miss
Wait a few hours, then start with water or ice chips, graduating to clear liquids and then, soft, bland foods
It’s a great disinfectant for around your home, but not for your skin
Your pulse and heart rate measure different body processes, but in most cases, they’re the same number
If the area is bleeding a lot or the wound is near your face or genitals, you likely need a specialist’s care
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