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Chicken Pox Prevention

Chicken Pox: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Inoculation One of the best ways to prevent chicken pox is to get vaccinated against the disease. The vaccine is usually given to young children. This would decrease the likelihood of getting infected with …

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Chlamydia Prevention

Chlamydia: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Periodic screening and seeking timely medical help Screening at regular intervals helps in early diagnosis and further treatment so as to prevent further complications. Community health workers should notify people about tests for common STDs …

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Cold Sores Prevention

Cold Sores: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Take the help of medications You can take the help of certain medications for the prevention of the outbreak of sores. There are some anti-viral medicine for cold sores (like Zovirax and Denavir). In …

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Constipation Prevention

Constipation: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Relaxation Stress forms another major contributor to constipation. Modern lifestyle is prone to pressures and a lot of stress. The body gets disturbed when it is highly stressed and leads to constipation. Relaxation methods and …

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Croup Prevention

Croup: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Vaccinations and immunizations Viral croup is mostly caused by parainfluenza virus, types 1 and 2. Other viruses include influenza A and B, measles and others. Another type of spasmodic croup is also caused by the …

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Cysts Prevention

Cysts: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Proper hygiene The best way to avoid any kind of cyst is to maintain proper hygiene. Indulge in self-care practices and keep your surrounding clean and germ-free. Take a bath regularly. Don’t let dirt, dust …

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Dehydration Prevention

Dehydration: Prevention Top Prevention 1. Treat dehydration It is advised to go to a shady, cool place if you start feeling the symptoms of dehydration. Begin slowly sipping water, though not cold. Take a cold washcloth and place it on …

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