Oxeze
Medications...of age and older who are also using inhaled corticosteroids but are still experiencing regular or frequent breakthrough symptoms of asthma (e.g., cough, wheeze, tightened airways). It is also used... Read more
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...of age and older who are also using inhaled corticosteroids but are still experiencing regular or frequent breakthrough symptoms of asthma (e.g., cough, wheeze, tightened airways). It is also used... Read more
The pertussis – diphtheria toxoid – tetanus toxoid – inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine belong to a group of medications known as vaccines. It is used to prevent pertussis (whooping cough), diphtheria,... Read more
The pertussis – diphtheria toxoid – tetanus toxoid – inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine belong to a group of medications known as vaccines. It is used to prevent pertussis (whooping cough), diphtheria,... Read more
...which opens the airways. This helps to relieve symptoms associated with breathing problems such as cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath. This medication may be available under multiple brand names... Read more
...This helps to relieve symptoms associated with breathing problems such as cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath. This medication may be available under multiple brand names and/or in several different... Read more
...papillomavirus) (may only be covered by private insurance) meningococcal measles, mumps and rubella pertussis (whopping cough) poliomyelitis tetanus and diphtheria pneumococcal varicella (chicken pox) Recommended vaccines (some are required for... Read more
...the symptoms? Edelman says the most common withdrawal symptoms include: cravings hunger trouble sleeping grumpiness cough and sore throat dizziness and headaches restlessness difficulty concentrating fatigue "Most commonly, people become... Read more
...plaque) Limit foods that may harm your teeth. These include: sweets, including sweet pastries, lollipops, caramel, even cough drops with sugar (sugarless ones are available!) carbonated soft drinks. In addition... Read more
...are carrying a child with the flu, hold them so their chin rests on your shoulder. That way, their cough will not be in your face. Wash your hands... Read more
...crowds, and stay home if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your... Read more
...if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your immune system strong. Get... Read more
...and frequently. Avoid crowds, and stay home if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise... Read more
...you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your immune system strong. Get vaccinated. Your doctor... Read more
...exposure. The most common symptoms include: Dry cough Fever Tiredness Other symptoms include: Aches and pains Diarrhea Nasal congestion Pneumonia Runny nose Sore throat Urgent symptoms requiring immediate medical attention... Read more
...contagious respiratory illnesses and can cause fever, cough, body aches, and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea (especially in children). Although there’s not a lot of data on COVID-19 compared to the... Read more
...60% alcohol can limit the spread of the virus. If you need to cough or sneeze, do so into a tissue or in the bend of your arm (the inner... Read more
...of age and older who are also using inhaled corticosteroids but are still experiencing regular or frequent breakthrough symptoms of asthma (e.g., cough, wheeze, tightened airways). It is also used... Read more
Infanrix-IPV
MedicationsThe pertussis – diphtheria toxoid – tetanus toxoid – inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine belong to a group of medications known as vaccines. It is used to prevent pertussis (whooping cough), diphtheria,... Read more
Quadracel
MedicationsThe pertussis – diphtheria toxoid – tetanus toxoid – inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine belong to a group of medications known as vaccines. It is used to prevent pertussis (whooping cough), diphtheria,... Read more
Phyllocontin
Medications...which opens the airways. This helps to relieve symptoms associated with breathing problems such as cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath. This medication may be available under multiple brand names... Read more
Teva-Theophyl SR
Medications...This helps to relieve symptoms associated with breathing problems such as cough, wheezing, and shortness of breath. This medication may be available under multiple brand names and/or in several different... Read more
A visit to the travel clinic
Health Topics...papillomavirus) (may only be covered by private insurance) meningococcal measles, mumps and rubella pertussis (whopping cough) poliomyelitis tetanus and diphtheria pneumococcal varicella (chicken pox) Recommended vaccines (some are required for... Read more
Getting a grip on withdrawal
Health Topics...the symptoms? Edelman says the most common withdrawal symptoms include: cravings hunger trouble sleeping grumpiness cough and sore throat dizziness and headaches restlessness difficulty concentrating fatigue "Most commonly, people become... Read more
How to maintain a healthy mouth while you're away
Health Topics...plaque) Limit foods that may harm your teeth. These include: sweets, including sweet pastries, lollipops, caramel, even cough drops with sugar (sugarless ones are available!) carbonated soft drinks. In addition... Read more
Tips for caregivers: Taking care of someone with the flu
Health Topics...are carrying a child with the flu, hold them so their chin rests on your shoulder. That way, their cough will not be in your face. Wash your hands... Read more
The flu and diabetes
Health Topics...crowds, and stay home if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your... Read more
The flu and asthma
Health Topics...if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your immune system strong. Get... Read more
The flu and heart disease
Health Topics...and frequently. Avoid crowds, and stay home if you think you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise... Read more
The flu and the weakened immune system
Health Topics...you have the flu. Cough and sneeze into your arm (not your hand!). Eat healthy foods and get regular exercise to keep your immune system strong. Get vaccinated. Your doctor... Read more
Symptoms of COVID-19
Health Topics...exposure. The most common symptoms include: Dry cough Fever Tiredness Other symptoms include: Aches and pains Diarrhea Nasal congestion Pneumonia Runny nose Sore throat Urgent symptoms requiring immediate medical attention... Read more
COVID-19 vs. Flu
Health Topics...contagious respiratory illnesses and can cause fever, cough, body aches, and sometimes vomiting and diarrhea (especially in children). Although there’s not a lot of data on COVID-19 compared to the... Read more
Travelling During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Health Topics...60% alcohol can limit the spread of the virus. If you need to cough or sneeze, do so into a tissue or in the bend of your arm (the inner... Read more
