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… the burn worsens.Take cool showers and baths: Hot water can dry out your skin. Keep the temperature low when you shower, and moisturize immediately after bathing to seal in the most moisture.Use aloe …
… headache happens when the virus triggers your trigeminal nerve, which sends the feelings of pain, touch and temperature from your face to your brain.Finding relief from a daily persistent headache isn’t easy given …
… off.“Young infants who sleep on their stomachs are at risk for hyperthermia, or a high body temperature,” warns Dr. Badgett. “Studies show that babies who get too hot have a higher risk of SIDS …
… what’s going on?“During perimenopause and menopause, you become very sensitive to very small changes in temperature,” Dr. Mason says. “The brain then triggers the body to start to release heat, and that’s …
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… on.Full-fat dairy, such as whole milk, cream and butter.Oils that are solid at room temperature, such as coconut and palm oils.High-sugar foods like candy, baked goods and desserts.High-sugar …
… or empathize with) othersEncourage blame-shiftingMake it difficult to accept constructive criticismCause issues with emotional regulation (like temper tantrums)Make you feel like you don’t make a differencePromote negative attention-seeking behaviorsSense of self …
When you’re living with a degenerative condition like Friedreich’s ataxia (FA), a lot of brain space gets dedicated to thinking about the things you can’t do. And that’s not necessarily a …
Few things are as joyful — and stressful — as having a newborn. Their smiles and cooing can melt your heart. But a wailing baby in the middle of the night, when you haven’t slept in …
When it comes to contraception and birth control, there are many myths out there. For example, you may think you can’t get pregnant if you douche after sex or if you’re breastfeeding.And …
Who needs sunscreen if you’re sitting under a big beach umbrella? Skin-scorching ultraviolet (UV) rays beaming down from the sun can’t possibly turn you red if you’re lounging under cover, right …
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