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… day. For older children, reach out if they’ve had no urine output for eight hours.Quick breathing and fast heart rateEspecially during an active day, it’s normal for your child to breathe faster …
… Sleep on your side. You may need a maternity pillow to support your back and knees.Limit breathing problems by elevating your head when you sleep.Stay well-hydrated to help reduce leg cramping.Sleep …
… of hypnotherapy is an altered state of consciousness characterized by certain physiological attributes such as relaxation, slowed breathing and enhanced receptivity to suggestion. It can also allow for increased access to unconscious thoughts, memories and …
… include:A rash or hives.Difficulty swallowing.Swelling of the lips, tongue or throat.Wheezing or trouble breathing.If your child is experiencing a severe allergic reaction, contact your healthcare provider immediately or get medical …
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… Exposure to higher levels of chlorine in the air around indoor pools can increase your risk of breathing issues. The gases may cause the bronchial tubes in your lungs to spasm, a reaction called airway …
… like:Feeling lightheaded or dizzy.Fainting (passing out).Fatigue and sluggishness.Nausea.Headaches.Blurred vision.Rapid, shallow breathing.“It’s context-dependent,” explains Dr. Laffin. “Many healthy people are walking around with blood pressure around …
… What it really means is alcohol slows down how well your brain controls your body, including your breathing.But a pint of IPA or a tall glass of Merlot or a strong Moscow Mule also …
The scene may be a familiar one: a friend, family member or even you, sleeping until well after the sun comes up, smacking the snooze button over and over until you’ve snored half the …
One of the safest ways for babies to hit the sack is to … well, be in a sack.Infant sleeping bags — also known as sleep sacks — are wearable blankets designed to keep your baby comfortably …
If you have the same reaction to a certain food every time you eat it — like an upset stomach or diarrhea — you may think you have a food allergy. But it’s more likely you …
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