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May 2009
You can rent walkers, canes, crutches, wheelchairs and many other accessories useful in case of accident, illness, or when you need is temporary.
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April 2009
It is recommended to use metered-dose inhalers (medication to relieve respiratory problems) with an air-chamber to maximize the deposit of the medication further in the lungs and prevent a dose loss.
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March 2009
Support stockings and pantyhoses help blood circulation, contribute to relieve heavy, tired legs, and to prevent varicose veins and oedema by applying a certain pressure on the legs. They may even be recommended for long flights or any other long period in a seated position.
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February 2009
Dust allergy is the most common allergy and affects more than seven people in ten. The most known allergenic of this type is dustmites, frequently found in bed sheets, mattresses, pillows, as well as in carpets and cushions. Dustmites cause sneezing, nasal congestion, irritated eyes. How can you get rid of them.
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January 2009
For numerous elderly people or people suffering from serious mobility problems, daily hygiene is the pretext of a beneficial moment of intimate relaxation. For many of them, it is the only activity they can still do alone. Preserving their autonomy at this moment is a matter of dignity.
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December 2008
You should be ready at all times to use methods that contribute to preventing the spreading of infections such as coughing into your folded arm and washing your hands regularly. You might also think about purchasing protective material such as masks and gloves for your first aid kit; they could become useful in certain circumstances.
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November 2008
First aid kits are offered in various models and sizes, as well as content, in order to suit multiple environments and activities such as camping, hunting and fishing, car, sports, home, cycling, etc. Wounds do not wait. The dressings contained in your first aid kit may become useful in many different circumstances.
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October 2008
Breathlessness, cough, difficulty in breathing? By consulting your physician, you will be able to determine what causes it. From temporary bronchitis to chronic pulmonary diseases, any obstacle to the human body oxygen supply may provoke discomforts, more often than not serious, and you must be treated.
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September 2008
There are reusable compresses (microwave or freezer), with or without cover, and others for single use and instant cold or warm effect. In case of swelling following a blow or bruise, immediately apply some cold for about ten minutes, and then, every two hours after. On the other hand, heat must be applied for a fifteen minute period at the onset of aches, in order to relax muscles and reduce pain.
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March 2008
Luminosity is as important to human beings as are air, food and water. Because it is insufficient during certain seasons, some people suffer from affective troubles, moroseness, tiredness, sadness, depression or lethargy. Luminotherapy may offer some relief.
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