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Self-Care for Sore Throats
Sore throats happen for many reasons, such as colds, allergies, and infections caused by viruses or bacteria. Your goal for self-care is to reduce your discomfort while giving your throat a chance to heal.
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Self-Care for Cuts, Scrapes, and Burns
Cuts, scrapes, and burns are hard to prevent. Learn how to care for them and when to contact your doctor.
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Caring for Your Child's Teeth
It's never too early for good dental care. With good oral healthcare, your child can grow up cavity-free. Start by caring for your baby's teeth.
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Kidney Stones: Are You at Risk?
Assess your risk factors by answering these questions.
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Identifying Kidney Stones
There are four general types of kidney stones. Your kidney stone's size and shape determine whether it is likely to pass by itself. Knowing what your stone is made of helps your health care provider find its cause.
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Kidney Stones: Your Evaluation
Learn about the tests that can help your health care provider find out if you have a kidney stone, why it formed, and advise treatment.
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How Food Moves Through Your Body
Here is an explanation of how food moves through your body and what each part of your digestive tract does.
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Cervical disk problems
The spine has three natural curves. The cervical curve is located in the neck. It forms the top part of the spine. For this reason, it is also called the cervical spine. This sheet tells you more about the parts of the cervical spine and damaged disks.
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Measuring Your Pain
A pain scale measures your pain changes for you as a way to keep track of your pain. You can then share this information with your health care provider.
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