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Kidney Disease: Taking Iron for Anemia
Your body needs plenty of iron to make red blood cells. Because of this, most people who take epoetin alfa (EPO) need extra iron. EPO is the injection that people with kidney disease take to boost their red cells. Iron can be given in pill form or by I.V. Some people receive it both ways.
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Understanding Bedwetting
Bedwetting affects many children, teens, and even some adults. It can be frustrating. But it's often not a sign of a major problem.
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Treating Bedwetting
Most kids outgrow bedwetting over time. But your child's doctor may suggest ways to speed up the process. This includes the ideas outlined on this sheet.
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Coping with Bedwetting
It's important to stay positive and be supportive when your child wets the bed. Read on for helpful tips.
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Behavior Changes After Brain Injury
After a brain injury, a person may behave in new or different ways and may have personality changes. Here are things to expect and how you might help.
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Using CPR and AED (Ages 8 Through Adult)
Refresh your skills in CPR. Here are the steps to know, including how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED).
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Understanding Vision Problems
Here is information about four different vision problems.
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What is Gout?
Gout is a disease that affects the joints. Left untreated, it can lead to painful foot deformity and even kidney problems. The good news is that by treating gout early, you can ease pain and help prevent future problems.
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For Teens: What You Should Know About HIV and AIDS
HIV causes AIDS. AIDS kills by making a person unable to fight off disease. There is no cure. HIV is passed from person to person. It is passed through body fluids. This includes blood, semen, and vaginal fluid. HIV can be passed from a pregnant mother to her unborn child.
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