safety at your feet

Would it be safe at a massage parlor/prostitute?

There is no risk of an STD from this activity. Your clothes are a barrier. Her clothes are a barrier. And std's are not transmitted from feet to mouth or feet to your clothed groin. There is absolutely zero risk here.

Find your regional hr managers number. Should be on the wire. Its a safety hazard.

I'm a little confused by your question but doctors usually recommend at least a 3 -6 month interval before getting pregnant after a miscarriage.

I would recommend you waiting till your in your second trimester to start exercising cause the baby's so small and fragile any wrong move could cause your body to try to expel the baby but it is safe as long as your body is excepting it & your comfortable don't push yourself to hard or lift to heavy I'm 25 weeks & still work out like a champ every other day

The skin comes off in large amounts at a time. It is exactly like peeling your stomach or back when you get sunburned, except it is my feet. They do not itch or have no fungus or don't look different except they seem to have callouses where they peel off. The skin is very thick when i peel it off. Does anyone else have anything similiar to this? I am worried because a nurse told me it was due to some type of toxins in my body.

Take a bucket full of cold (not ice-cold) water and soak your feet in it for a few minutes. The cool water will help cool your feet and this will reduce and finally take care of the burning sensation. Cooling constricts the blood vessels and hence must not be done for more than a few minutes as it can worsen the symptoms.

Doggie is always safe, I'm not sure about the jumping jack though.

It's an embarrassment when even aljazeera can point out the problem with letting companies (even foreign companies in some cases) seize the property of American citizens under the pretense of 'eminent domain'. http://america.aljazeera.com/watch/shows/america-tonight/articles/2015/5/7/pipeline-land-grab-new-york.html "Three years ago, Anne and Bob Stack moved from Nevada to the hills of central New York.

Yes its okay . Its recommended during second trimest or late first trimester to sleep on your left sode because of more blood flow to baby . You can sleep on right side as well . You can try doing it now though to get used to it . Later on in pregnancy if you wake up on your back just roll over baby is ok . He or she will most likely make you uncomfortable before anything bad happens your body will signal a response to you most likely .

This is a legitimate question for your cardiologist, who knows about your condition and level of fitness and can weigh the risks.

saying that I need to be careful because in can easily mis carry at this stage.what do they mean by be careful.like should I watch how I eat or exercise?

As much as I wish I could give you the answer you're seeking, you really need to address this with your doctor, especially in light of the MS. We are not doctors on this side of the forum and you need real medical advice as opposed to mere "opinions," which is all we can offer you here. I do know there are far more natural ways to get serotonin and that is something you can discuss with your docs.

You want to survive an earthquake so you can spend your life savings on Interferon and doctors. no? Really good guidelines for disaster (natural or man-made) survival in and out of buildings. Hope no-one ever has to use it, but at least now you know. EXTRACT FROM DOUG COPP'S ARTICLE ON THE: 'TRIANGLE OF LIFE' My name is Doug Copp. I am the Rescue Chief and Disaster Manager of the American Rescue Team International (ARTI), the world's most experienced rescue team.

Actually, yes, you have reason to be concerned. Pressure washers will press clothing fibers deep into your skin which frequently cause infection. I assume you were wearing shoes and socks. If, instead, you were barefoot, then Ouch! When using a pressure washer, wear tough clothing, safety shoes (hopefully you have them or can borrow them), and eye protection. Actually read the safety labels in the owner's manual.

It is 100% safe

I have had a small glass twice during my pregnancy. The dr had no problem with it as long as is wasnt much and wasnt on a regular basis. They said it can also be good for you but not if you reach a point where you are affected in any way.

There was controversy over them a few years ago, but the facts are simple.

With Christmas nearly here it's a good thing to think ahead, and think "Dog". Dogs are great scroungers, thieves, counter-surfers, etc, So be one step ahead of them! DON'T let them eat what they like. Some Christmas treats are very dangerously toxic for dogs, such as: *Christmas cake. *Mince pies, *Turkey skin. *Chocolate treats. *Onions -or anything which has been cooked with onions, including stuffing. *Alcohol, or anything containing alcohol. *Turkey or chicken bones.

The cold weather ushers in a whole new set of dangers to our pets. There is enough stress at the holidays without the added chaos of a pet who has accidentally gotten themselves hurt or into a health crisis. Here is a link to an article written by Dr. Carol Osborne, DVM on how to keep your pets safe in the cold weather. http://www.medhelp.

In Australia there is a site called kidsafe that rates all available car seats, prams, strollers, cots etc that are available. It rates everything from safety through to prices. Just wondering if perhaps the US has a similar site!

They have those policies for a reason it's for your safety and your babies safety...

Hello, doctor. I am a gay man. I have been in a monogamous relationship with my partner for four years. Because we were both tested for common STDs and HIV, we agreed that we would make our relationship exclusive so that we could have sex without condoms. About four weeks ago, I was dragged to a club with a few friends of mine and drank quite a bit more than I really intended.

No. It's dangerous at any pregnancy stage. Ask your doctor or look at the signs at the park.

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