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… in your belly. The video camera images can be seen on a computer screen. One benefit of laparoscopy is that it is … to take off any jewelry or other objects that may interfere with the procedure. You'll be asked to remove clothing … or surgical staples will be taken out at a follow-up office visit. If adhesive strips were used, they should be kept …

… Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a common cause of respiratory infections in people of all … temperature. Don't use a mercury thermometer. There are different kinds and uses of digital thermometers. They include: … go to get vaccinated. You can go to your local pharmacy or visit their website to make an appointment. Your primary …

… aches Headaches Vomiting and diarrhea Who is at risk of flu complications? For some people, the flu can be very serious. … illness in the upcoming flu season. The vaccine comes in different forms. Your doctor can help you decide which vaccine … to prevent many common infections. If you're caring for or visiting someone with the flu, wash your hands each time you …

… of whooping cough? At first, whooping cough seems like a common cold. Symptoms at that point include a runny nose, … advised for infants younger than age 6 months. During a visit to the emergency room (ER), children with whooping … easily. They also help prevent fluid loss (dehydration).  Offer smaller meals. Small amounts of food are easier to eat …

… in children is unknown. Types of leukemia There are many different types and subtypes of leukemia. They are classified … sores. Your child may also need blood transfusions to restore the blood cells. These supportive treatments don't … to be watched closely for life. This may include clinic visits, blood tests, and imaging scans. Most children cured …

… support to ensure your safety. Many people find that HHD offers benefits, such as a more flexible treatment schedule … You’ll also learn how to handle any problems that may come up. A training program may take anywhere from 3 to 8 … dietitian, nurse, and social worker. In between these visits, help is available any time of the day or night. …

… will be done during surgery. Help your child pick their “comfort object” to bring to the hospital. This can be any … if needed as prescribed. Schedule a follow-up visit with the surgeon after surgery. Being active helps … temperature. Don’t use a mercury thermometer. There are different kinds and uses of digital thermometers. They include: …

… often used after surgery to reduce the chance of the cancer coming back later. Radiation after surgery is not started … treatment will be and how long it will last. During your visit, ask what you can expect to feel like during and after … into the vagina during treatment. Applicators come in different sizes and will fit in your vagina like a tampon. The …

… in children is unknown. Types of leukemia There are many different types and subtypes of leukemia. They are classified … sores. Your child may also need blood transfusions to restore the blood cells. These supportive treatments don't … to be watched closely for life. This may include clinic visits, blood tests, and imaging scans. Most children cured …