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It depends on the cause of the rash. Have you tried calling your doctor's office and asking their opinion? I usually default to trying triple antibiotic cream and/or cortizone cream on rashes to try to clear them up myself before consulting a doctor. However, cortizone cream should not be used on the delicate skin of the face (unless instructed otherwise by a doctor), as it can cause thinning of tissues over time.
Well, my boyfriend has been in a similar situation. Not an abusive one or anything, but he feared for the safety of his kids whenever they went with their mother. He went to court to get full custody of the boys and that's what he based his case on. The fact that he feared for their safety. The only tricky part in YOUR situation is being able to prove that he's done something to make you think he would flee or try to harm the children in any way.
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pretty unprofessional to be talking about non-work related topics out loud. at that point, i was seriously hoping that the machine to take the survey on customer service worked so i can vent about my experience with her in particular. shes lucky either the machine didnt work or i didnt know how to turn on the machine. lol anyway i laughed it off since i'm not the one with a parking citation.
I have been a pediatric dental assistant for over 8 years. we sedate 3-4 patients a day in our office(between 3 doctors). We use two medications to sedate our little ones. Chloral Hydrate and Vistaril is what we use. Age 1 to 10 years old. These medications are concious sedation meds. They have a very high index of safety because it is done based on a range of weights. Making it hard to over sed. Unless you just don't go by the guidelines.
Morning. ...I totally agree with you....something fishy is going on within this app because all of a sudden there are a ton of "odd posters", new names/faces that can't possibly even be of middle school age based on the conversation and responses.
A patient can 'feel' their limitations and everyone is different after surgery. It is normal for a physiotherapist to assess a patient before they can be discharged here in the uk. I had to walk up 2 flights of stairs and then have a conversation without losing my breath as one test. Another was to be able to clutch a pillow into my chest and give a good cough. As a rule of thumb, patients are told to lift nothing heavier than a kettle for 3 months.
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