Some residents reported rashes and hair loss, among other issues.
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That would explain the rashes, staph infections, and so on.
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The cure for irritation, unsightly rashes, and lip balm addiction?
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Some people may also experience nausea, heartburn, diarrhea, or rashes.
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"Sometimes the rashes are itchy, sometimes they're flaky," she says.
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Lillian spots rashes, bumps, and bruises all over his body.
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Symptoms of dermatitis include rashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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Skin rashes caused by Pseudomonas also seem to be dropping.
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Dyes may be linked to skin rashes and other issues.
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Constantly wiping can irritate the skin and give you rashes.
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But afterward, rashes disappeared, anaemia declined and mental health improved.
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Video showed some being treated for scrapes and mild rashes.
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Your dad used to rub peyote gravy on your rashes.
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Employees said those uniforms caused headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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Click here for the complete illustrated guide to childhood rashes.
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The common allergen can also cause rashes and burning sensations.
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Nunn also started to have rashes, digestive problems and nausea.
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Symptoms include coughing, runny nose, conjunctivitis, fever and skin rashes.
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Rashes caused by breast cancer can also be mistaken for eczema.
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The most common injuries were cuts, followed by rashes and burns.
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It also leads to large pores, acne, rashes, itching, and rosacea.
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Common allergic reactions to peanuts include hives, rashes and itchy skin.
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Cuts were the most common injury, followed by burns and rashes.
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The three other kids got mild rashes from the peanut butter.
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They can include mild fever, rashes, pink eye and joint pain.
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Houstonians report asthma attacks, rashes and even staph infections from houses.
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Syphilis can show up on the body in sores and rashes.
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Rashes, scabies, and respiratory infections have been extremely common, she said.
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Adults and children have developed rashes after bathing in the river.
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Soon there were reports of rashes and clumps of hair falling out.
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Unsurprisingly, people have cited rashes, dermatitis, and eye infections as a result.
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Rashes or tiny skin nodules are also common symptoms, Dr. Meyers adds.
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Seeing red in the form of flushing, rashes, bumps, scaliness, or splotches?
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The rashes ached so terribly, Jorge bled from scratching himself so often.
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But then she began getting itchy and rashes appeared on her arms.
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Zika can cause mild symptoms such as fever, joint pain, and rashes.
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The rate for rashes and eczema was 21 percent versus 25 percent.
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Read last week's newsletter: an illustrated guide to five common childhood rashes.
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MinuteClinics treat people with minor illness and injuries like coughs and rashes.
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Boys with rashes on their face—less albino, more scabs everywhere. Braces!
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They both had skin rashes during their pregnancy, according to the health ministry.
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She would break out in rashes whenever she went out in the sun.
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Some rashes can look like red splotches and some look like pinpoint dots.
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Kaylynn was getting skin rashes and her hair was falling out in January.
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But it's not the first time Kashechewan experienced disturbing rashes on its children.
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Symptoms: These rashes may be itchy, but there are usually no other symptoms.
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She has rashes on her hands and the mill won't let them out.
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Lamberth suffers from rashes, spits up bloody mucus, and has shortness of breath.
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The known consequences include lead poisoning, skin rashes, and carcinogens in the water.
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Some people developed liver problems and severe skin rashes after drinking kava teas.
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Risks, like itchy corn rashes and stumbling across cars filled with dead pigs.
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Allergic reaction to milk proteins can cause digestive pain, rashes and trouble breathing.
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What's more, the smog-filled air can cause skin rashes, nausea, and headaches.
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For months, residents have complained of foul smells, difficulty breathing, nausea and rashes.
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Beyond the pain, she developed cataracts and often broke out into extreme rashes.
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Contaminated water could lead to rashes, burns or a range of other symptoms.
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Also a cough, bruise on his eye & rashes all over his body. pic.twitter.
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Residents also experienced hair loss, rashes, and numerous other ailments from the water.
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And the recurring rashes caused by the soaps and disinfectants and window cleaners.
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Like when people post pictures of their kids' rashes, I get really nervous.
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"Her legs and her face were swollen and there were rashes," Tursun recalls.
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"Look the part," says Muller, who paints bruises and rashes onto her body.
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The symptoms were real: intense bodily responses like rashes, hives, diarrhoea and vomiting.
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Contact with toxic algae can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting.
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Oh, poison ivy rashes aren't contagious either, so it shouldn't spread by scratching.
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Chemicals can cause rashes and burning of the skin and eyes after exposure.
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There are several rashes specific to pregnancy that can make a woman itchy.
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A small fraction (20 percent or so) develop mild fevers, aches, and rashes.
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Cabin crew has complained of headaches, rashes, burning skin, eye irritation, and respiratory problems.
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I'm prone to eczema so I expected the worst: small spots, rashes, and burns.
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The Detroit Free Press reports children are developing rashes and suffering from mysterious illnesses.
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Over half of those injuries were cuts or lacerations, followed by burns, then rashes.
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They're often skittish, hungry, and on guard while nursing cuts, rashes, and broken bones.
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"Whenever tap water touches my skin, it causes me to have rashes," Brezzell said.
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When you have your own home, you can make your own rules about rashes.
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Her oldest son suffered nosebleeds, body rashes and a developmental disorder requiring speech therapy.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for Zika, which causes mild fevers and rashes.
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I was also chronically anxious, with rashes that flared the week before any exam.
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It's caused respiratory illnesses, headaches, rashes, and gastrointestinal distress all along the Florida coastline.
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The drug is also poisonous to the kidneys and can cause severe skin rashes.
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Most infected people have no symptoms or mild ones including fever and skin rashes.
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The skin condition is also extremely common, and causes rashes all over the body.
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The skin condition is also extremely common, and causes rashes all over the body.
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They leave red indents on my nose and eczema rashes all over my cheeks.
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We would get home covered in nasty rashes, caked in mud and bone-tired.
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After an hour's swim, still free of visible rashes, we make for dry land.
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Covered in rashes, the child's skin is shriveled and peeling off due to high fever.
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In addition, Johnson often sees children with excessive skin rashes, which air pollution can cause.
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More than half of the common injuries were cuts, followed by burns, and rashes. Yikes.
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The suit claims 12 varieties of the product cause rashes, irritation, burning and other injury.
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Symptoms include fever, severe headache, rashes and pain behind the eyes, muscle and joint pain.
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Residents in affected areas have complained of rashes and coughs, according to the Washington Post.
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LeeAnne Walters, a mother of four, did that after her children broke out in rashes.
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We rely on antibiotics to treat everything from stomach bugs to skin rashes to bronchitis.
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Contact with toxic algae can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting, said Schmale.
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Even the easiest regimens of four antibiotics can cause nausea, fevers, rashes and stomach pain.
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Common symptoms included watery diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea and vomiting, respiratory illness, and skin rashes.
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More recent tests show some diminishment, but his eyes still burn and he still has rashes.
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Enthusiasts also claim better sleep and improvement of skin conditions like psoriasis, eczema, acne and rashes.
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Some Delta Air Lines employees have reported rashes and skin irritation after wearing the new uniforms.
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We do not want any more children to experience rashes or blisters from these recalled products.
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People who tried them on claimed that they got rashes, swelling, and blisters as a result.
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The toxic algae can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting, the state agency warned.
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Complaints continued to roll in — people got rashes, lost hair and were sickened by the water.
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The company said 27 percent of the patients reported adverse events including cough, diarrhea and rashes.
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A number had skin rashes and most suffered from itchy eyes, hair loss and persistent headaches.
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"The algae can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting," according to the agency statement.
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Regional sanitation authorities have issued warnings that contact with the bacteria may cause allergies and rashes.
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Remedies: These rashes often go away on their own within a few days or a week.
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Tests a month later revealed the child did not get rashes or fever from the tick.
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Beyond this possible risk, symptoms are mild, usually just resulting in fever, joint pain and rashes.
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The NHS says it can cause serious problems such as seizures, blurred vision and skin rashes.
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Health insurance likely won't cover body-contouring surgery unless there are medical problems (like skin rashes).
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Over the next couple of days, she had trouble breathing and developed severe sores and rashes.
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Nearly 5003 percent of the study participants in the treatment group got rashes underneath the patch.
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Most infected people either have no symptoms or develop mild ones like fever and skin rashes.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for the virus, which typically causes mild fevers and rashes.
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Foamix is also developing treatments for other skin disorders, including rosacea, impetigo and chemotherapy-induced rashes.
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They raised concerns over reported rashes, hair loss and other problems from using the tap water.
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Activists are collecting accounts from residents who say the pesticide has caused rashes, headaches and nausea.
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Workers were sometimes hurt, suffering a traumatic brain injury, impaired vision and rashes, the lawsuit said.
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Maybe it was Lyme, but it didn't look like any of the Lyme rashes she'd seen.
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In that time, they have seen neighbors suffering from kidney disease, respiratory illnesses, and skin rashes.
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Other common marks include rashes, joint pain, and more severe manifestations can attack organs, Rovin says.
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The union said they caused a string of health problems including headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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There were other plants that could cause rashes in sunshine, but she couldn't remember which ones.
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Some at the edge of the canyon felt nothing, while others miles away complained of rashes.
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Folk remedies and cosmetics: Folk remedies for ailments including rashes, fevers and upset stomachs may contain lead.
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Others reported symptoms, including rashes and hair loss, but local officials insisted that the water was safe.
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Sahana first developed the disease eight years ago, when her father found some rashes on her face.
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The cycle of Colby recovering almost immediately and then suffering even worse rashes continued for six weeks.
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"Some of these products have caused conditions like acne, psoriasis, rashes, and eye infections," the report states.
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In its early stages river blindness causes rashes and severe itching; later, it progressively damages the retina.
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Back in 2014, a number of users suffered skin rashes after using Fitbit Force, sparking a lawsuit.
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Rashes of youth suicides have recently hit places like Attawapiskat—a community the Nishnawbe Aski Police cover.
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Patients will often send photos of their rashes and other ailments that can help with a diagnosis.
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"The moment the patient stops using the cream, the skin reacts, gets irritated, develops rashes," he says.
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In Osorto's camp, asylum seekers use water from the Rio Grande to wash, despite outbreaks of rashes.
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And with no clean water supply, children have contracted skin rashes from washing in agricultural run-off.
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With the rashes and hair loss persisting, Luster started using bottled water for more than just drinking.
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Zika typically causes mild fevers and rashes and about 80 percent of those infected show no symptoms.
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Chemicals keep the pool clean but can also cause problems such as rashes, itchy eyes, and coughing.
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Even after the city returned to Detroit's system, the water gave her family bad rashes, Brezzell said.
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"I started to notice a pattern with an aversion to rashes, eczema and the like," Sue said.
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The cause of lupus is not clear and symptoms can include swollen joints, fatigue, rashes and fever.
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Generally only used as a defense mechanism, this venom can cause rashes, illness, anaphylactic shock, or death.
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Together they discovered a novel class of antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and various allergic reactions.
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She claims her lips started cracking, flaking and bleeding, creating blisters and rashes which lasted 10 days.
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Dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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Doctors often prescribe an oral corticosteroid, like prednisone, along with an antihistamine to treat mild itchy rashes.
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Some will also develop a mass adjacent to the implant, swollen lymph nodes, skin rashes, and fatigue.
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Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, can lead to scaly, itchy rashes that keep kids up at night.
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The problem, as Mr. Rashes noted, was that the ticker symbol MCI belonged to Massmutual Corporate Investors.
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Other side effects of taking bee pollen can include dizziness and rashes, although those are rare, per MedlinePlus.
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She has since finished chemo and radiation, but Albert says she still wears a wig and suffers rashes.
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They never strike alongside nausea, rashes, trouble breathing, or any other signs of a food intolerance or allergy.
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The invisible gas induces headaches, rashes, and heart palpitations, weakens immune systems, and causes stomach and kidney problems.
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New mom Amy Stinton was concerned when her baby, Oliver, suddenly broke out in rashes on his body.
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These cautions, along with side-effects like sun-provoked rashes, are the main reason some psychiatrists are wary.
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Dogs may be simple creatures, but they have big dreams: eating rabbit poop, licking their rashes, going outside.
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For non-pregnant people, Zika is often asymptomatic, but can result in rashes, or joint paint, or fever.
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And while summer rashes often affect your chest, arms, or legs, they can also appear on your vulva.
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Sometimes his hands go numb, or he breaks out in rashes, or he goes into full anaphylactic shock.
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Kelly talked about the physical challenges he experienced after return: skin rashes, swollen legs, and flu-like symptoms.
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Residents said the water looked, smelled and tasted funny, and gave people rashes and caused other health problems.
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Some have reported rashes, hair loss, seizures, unexplained miscarriages, psychological breakdowns, and financial hardship, attorney Cary McGehee said.
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The virus replicates inside the cells of a host and can cause vomiting, rashes, coughing, dementia, and bleeding.
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I can attest to this — my daughter suffered from terrible diaper rashes, and Bambo diapers reduced their frequency.
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High levels of lead in the water gave people rashes and caused hair loss, among other health complaints.
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Some people had mysterious rashes and hair loss; small children were losing weight and having problems with coordination.
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In adults, symptoms can be mild and often go unnoticed, but also include fever, rashes, and joint pain.
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Many residents don't realize anything's amiss until they wake up in the night with strange bites and rashes.
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And because Zika, dengue and chikungunya all produce fever, joint pain and rashes, Zika cases are often misdiagnosed.
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These people describe symptoms that include skin rashes and threads of an unidentifiable fabric emerging from the sores.
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People experienced rashes and hair loss when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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I typically handle anything typically seen in a pediatrician's office or urgent care setting, like fever or rashes.
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It broadly describes a set of symptoms that include eczema-like rashes on the face, scalp, and torso.
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Migrants have no access to running water, leading to poor hygiene and the contraction of rashes and funguses.
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Negative effects for some patients included fatigue, hypertension, rashes, fractures, falls, nausea, and mild cognitive and memory slippage.
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In 217, doctors saw an alarming increase in the number of patients with rashes, inflamed eyes and joint pain.
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But when sea lice, also known as marine isopods, chomp on humans, they usually leave tiny rashes, not blood.
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According to BuzzFeed News the company has agreed to offer compensation to those who complained of rashes and blisters.
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Symptoms can take four to six weeks to become noticeable, but somebody can be contagious even without noticeable rashes.
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But, in the more treacherous cases, it can provoke rashes, hives, and even welts, although that is less common.
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Her now emaciated body of 87 pounds was covered in multicolored bruises, severe burns, red rashes and chain markings.
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Medical texts from the period show stacks of corpses and people speckled by rashes, gushing blood from their noses.
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It's not all diarrhea and rashes; two people died from infections with a brain eating amoeba called Naegleria fowleri.
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The skin burns easily and severely, and can experience outbreaks from existing rashes with any amount of sun exposure.
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Additionally, they advise each beachgoer to consider their history of rashes and any sensitivities before going in the water.
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Locals exposed to the rank odor of "guacamole thick" algae mats have complained of rashes, eye and skin irritation.
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The doctors took long rolls of scales, pressing them to her skin, which was alive with angry, red rashes.
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Almost immediately after the switch, however, residents complained of brown, foul-smelling water and health problems like skin rashes.
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Rashes. Whether it's a heat rash, a bug bite, or poison ivy, being red and itchy is no fun.
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Symptoms: A rash is one possible symptom of a yeast infection, but not all yeast infections come with rashes.
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Her children developed rashes and one, an 11-year-old boy, occasionally loses feeling in his hands, she said.
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Contact with the toxic blooms commonly results in coughing or throat itch, as well as skin irritation and rashes.
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Brito interviewed the patients, many of whom said they had previously suffered a light fever, joint pain and rashes.
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After carrying her home, the owner discovered she was allergic to cats when her arm broke out with rashes.
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And syphilis can create skin rashes and sores, and can damage the brain, nerves, and heart if left untreated.
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Additionally, lupus can cause full-body rashes as a response to organs becoming inflamed, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The groups said polluted water from the dams has caused health problems among children, including skin rashes and diarrhea.
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She said she suffered from burning eyes, rashes, fever, aching legs and stomach problems due to the working conditions.
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Residents regularly seek medical treatment for spider and bed bug bites, rashes and infections picked up in the shelter.
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In 2017, Hegwood started having pain in her breasts and broke out in red rashes all over her body.
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The doctors took long rolls of scales, pressing them to Diana's skin, which was alive with angry, red rashes.
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One artist, who previously didn't wear makeup, started using it to cover skin rashes aggravated by her tap water.
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Paddock often wore brown cloth gardening gloves to prevent rashes from contact with cleaning chemical residues, the brother wrote.
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The disease can cause sores and rashes weeks after infection, and serious neurological, optical and other symptoms later on.
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Side effects include skin rashes and the potential for a severe allergic reaction, especially for adults older than 21986.
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People experienced rashes and hair loss last year when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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Immediately, residents noticed rashes and hair loss and a variety of other ailments associated with the often rust-colored water.
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" In August, workers alleged that improper chemical training had led to "rashes, dizziness, nosebleeds and, in one case, eye damage.
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The program was trained on nearly 130,963 images of moles, rashes, and lesions using a technique known as deep learning.
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In the medical tradition, lovesickness led to general dryness of the body, rashes, dry eyes, worn appearance and so on.
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It's one of the world's most common mosquito-borne viruses, with severe symptoms including headaches, rashes and leaking blood vessels.
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Last year, people experienced rashes and hair loss when high levels of lead were found in the local water supply.
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It wasn't long after the switch before residents began complaining about brown water and skin problems like rashes or lesions.
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A viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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Humans who come into contact with it can develop gastrointestinal illness, respiratory disease, infections and skin rashes, the report said.
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Where were the Barbies who looked like us — string cheese humans with toothpick backbones, chronic rashes and erratic chin chair?
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She said that Nathan also suffered rashes during the crisis, and Whitehead believes Nathan's problems were exacerbated by his exposure.
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"Sometimes this can create a 'mass hysteria' as perceived problems, such as presumed rashes, spread throughout a population," he said.
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Even after returning home, many complained of headaches, rashes, nosebleeds, and other symptoms they blamed on the lingering airborne chemicals.
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But his formula got an unexpected result: itching, rashes, even hair loss in large clumps, in both adults and children.
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Her son developed serious rashes on his hands and arms after working in a metal shop in incredibly hot conditions.
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After returning from his final, 340-day mission, Kelly suffered nausea, fatigue, swelling, muscle and joint soreness, hives and rashes.
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And when Nadoolman pushed on the spots, they didn't turn pale the way bites or most kinds of rashes do.
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Residents began complaining of puzzling colors, putrid odors and an array of rashes and illnesses, which eventually included Legionnaires' disease.
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The CDC outlines the stages of the disease that range from sores on the body to skin rashes and lesions.
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Curing it takes up to two years, and the drugs prescribed can cause permanent deafness, nerve damage, vomiting and rashes.
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Some people might even be allergic to the oils themselves, and allergic reactions can cause rashes, hives, and wheezing after exposure.
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She also strongly recommends avoiding any tanning or antibiotics beforehand, which can cause rashes or dark spots due to increased photosensitivity.
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Para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA)-based sunscreens and products containing benzophenones can cause skin irritation including rashes and pimples in some people.
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The prescription, Triamcinolone, worked successfully for a few weeks until the skin rashes came back on Colby's face and neck crease.
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The harder he works and the more stressed he gets, the more the rashes on his feet seem to flare up.
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The good news is pretty much all heat rashes go away on their own once you get somewhere cool, Chaiyasit says.
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People also got itchy rashes thanks to parasites called avian schistosomes, which usually infect birds and a specific species of snail.
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Symptoms such as rashes, fevers and pain are understood to be consequences of, or defences against, illness, not the illness itself.
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"Wearing thongs that are too tight in the inseam can cause rashes or irritation and even cuts and scratches," Blatt says.
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Those who do develop the illness sometimes experience mild fevers, rashes, joint pain, and conjunctivitis; these symptoms last about a week.
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Symptoms of Zika (which Dr. Stork reminds us don't always show) include fever, rashes, headaches, joint pain, conjunctivitis and muscle pain.
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Very early on, certain foods leave rashes around her mouth or make her vomit, so you stop giving them to her.
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Using a bidet is cleaner than just using toilet paper and can lead to fewer instances of rashes, hemorrhoids, and UTIs.
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The boys and their coach appear to have sustained only light injuries such as skin rashes, according to Thai Navy SEALs.
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In fact, these wipes actually soothe both rashes and sunburns, which means I'll be toting them around from now until September.
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He claims clouds of pesticide have been known to land Humboldt County trimmers in the hospital with rashes and heart palpitations.
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Ariana Hawk has relied heavily on bottled water after three of her children developed rashes on their legs, arms and faces.
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Most often, riders who fall crawl off the ground, spray antibiotic cream on road rashes and hop back on their bikes.
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Students at St. Croix Central High School have complained of skin rashes from the mold, said Mr. Abraham, the school's principal.
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Gabriela said the baby's been bathing in Flint water her entire life and has developed these skin rashes as a result.
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Residents started complaining about the water's smell and taste almost immediately, saying it caused rashes, hair loss, and other health problems.
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The algae, called a blue-green harmful algal bloom, can cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea and vomiting, a state agency warned.
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Singapore is asking returning travelers from affected areas to seek medical attention if they develop symptoms such as fever and skin rashes.
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Usually heat rashes are NBD, but that doesn't mean they're not annoying to deal with or scary to see on your skin.
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This happens the same way as other heat rashes do, but it technically occurs a bit lower in the epidermis, she says.
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Issues like gastroenteritis, dehydration, upper respiratory infections, and rashes — nothing really out of the ordinary for kids recently placed with foster families.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the latest buzzed-about treatments that have ended in painful infections, rashes, and, in some instances, even death.
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As an infant, he often faced health problems such as rashes or scaly patches on his skin, but no one knew why.
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The oils could be mixed with contaminants that cause rashes on the skin or toxic effects if ingested, according to Poison Control.
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The lawsuit said the child suffered from high levels of lead in her blood, skin rashes, digestive issues, infections and other problems.
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A mosquito-borne viral infection, dengue causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes.
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The baby, who had rashes over parts of her body, has now left the hospital and is now in foster care, Sgt.
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She also always had white tea brewed for us to drink and would use it as an antiseptic on cuts and rashes.
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Residents reported developing rashes and eye irritations, and had been advised to boil their water because of the presence of E. coli.
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Those with Celiac disease may experience gas and bloating too, but also more severe symptoms like ulcers, intestinal blockages, and blistering rashes.
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Thousands of women have spoken out about breast implants that have led to excruciating pain, immobility, full-body rashes, and unrelenting nausea.
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She tried wearing gloves at work, but that only made her rashes migrate from her hands to her wrists, forearms, and elbows.
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But the water supply wasn't properly treated, corroded the pipes, and people almost immediately became sick from elevated lead levels and rashes.
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An article in the Guardian by Mike Elk in April detailed flight attendants' experiences with rashes, shortness of breath, and hair loss.
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Another gyno said that any other changes, like rashes, abnormal discharge, or an unpleasant itch, should be mentioned to a medical professional.
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"Detainees reported heart problems, a gunshot wound, a broken leg, rashes, allergic reactions and severe sore throats," he said in a declaration.
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Several Fitbit products over the years have given some people rashes, and the Fitbit Versa 2 gave me one after three days.
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Pediatricians suggest changing infants' diapers frequently to prevent rashes, and recommend using an oil-based ointment when necessary, rather than using talc.
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Other employees say that they were not properly trained to handle some hazardous chemicals, and have experienced burns, rashes and eye injuries.
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The suit claims the product has produced a panoply of bad reactions, including severe rashes, bleeding, blistering, cracking and loss of pigmentation.
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Problems that seem strictly physical like headaches, chest pain, numbness, rashes, hair loss and more can be linked to anxiety disorders, too.
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There was an outbreak of chickenpox while we were there and we saw many kids who were sick or covered in rashes.
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Corticosteroids are used to treat inflammatory conditions like asthma, rheumatoid arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease, as well as rashes and muscle pain.
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Patients in the Epidiolex trials also had more infections and rashes, as well as depressed appetite, sleep problems and elevated liver enzymes.
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It can also attack the respiratory tract, causing lung infections and difficulty breathing, or even infect the skin, causing rashes and swelling.
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And taking too much vitamin B12 can have side effects such as rashes, acne, increasing blood pressure, facial flushing, and discolored urine.
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For most people, it is a relatively mild virus, causing rashes, red eyes and joint pain; many people have no symptoms at all.
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Her family started to get rashes on their faces, Mays hair started to fall out and her back and muscles began to ache.
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Dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, says that although he can't comment on these specific cases, the rashes could be caused by an allergic reaction.
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Nine years ago, she was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease called Juvenile Dermatomyositis, which causes symptoms like weak muscles and skin rashes.
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Some of these products can lead to severe allergic reactions including skin rashes and burns, or even disfigurement and long-term health problems.
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Seeing it in real life has been a shock: baby after baby born severely anemic, lungs filled with fluid, bodies covered with rashes.
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On Wednesday, Health Canada confirmed to CBC the rashes on the children were caused by scabies, eczema and a bacterial infection called impetigo.
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In healthy people, they typically cause skin rashes and ear infections, but in hospitalized patients can result in pneumonia and deadly blood infections.
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Lead that leached from the pipes, a result of a lack of corrosion control, has been blamed for illnesses, rashes and other ailments.
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Patients should also be on the lookout for pain, rashes, itchiness, firmness, masses or changes in the size and shape of the breast.
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When police found the girl, they say she was bruised, blistered, and riddled with rashes, only wearing a shirt and a soiled diaper.
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One of the main ingredients in baby powder is talc, a mineral which absorbs moisture and can help prevent skin irritation and rashes.
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Coming in contact with the bacteria could cause rashes, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea, vomiting and in some rare cases, fatalities have been reported.
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Public records obtained by Reuters show residents for years have complained to state authorities of asthma, rashes, lumps, children's hair loss and cancers.
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Glaze said he and others expected it—the same trend followed several rashes of gun violence including the San Bernardino massacre in December.
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For most people, Zika is a mild illness that only causes symptoms, like rashes and fever, in a fraction of the people infected.
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Dream's come back from her mother's house with many unexplained injuries -- rashes, cuts, bruises and a dislocated arm -- at least according to Rob.
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Residents described commuting to work in waders, suffering skin rashes, being unable to get food delivered and having their garbage bins float away.
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He believed in Vick's VapoRub for chest colds and Desitin — a fishy-smelling ointment meant for Norwegians and diaper rashes — for everything else.
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He experienced joint and muscle pain, swelling in the lower legs, hives and rashes anywhere his skin touched anything, dizziness, nausea and fatigue.
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It causes flu-like symptoms, including piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and rashes, though only 25% of those infected show symptoms.
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On March 12, the star posted another video of her most recent flare-up, which showed rashes on her cheeks and under her eyes.
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According to the CDC, for example, fevers after the MMR vaccine occur in one in six people, and mild rashes in one in 285.
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Those who decide to go completely bare can contend with their own special circumstances as a result of removal, including ingrown hairs and rashes.
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Hydroquinone, which is still legal in the U.S. in products containing less than 2%, can cause rashes, redness, irritation, and even, paradoxically, skin darkening.
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What began coming out of the tap was brown and smelled and caused some people to lose their hair or break out in rashes.
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The 2005 rashes occurred around the same time that health concerns in the community, which was on a boil water advisory, gained national attention.
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The beaches around Pensacola now have purple flags to alert swimmers about the underwater creatures, which leave itchy, irritated rashes with bumps and welts.
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Immediately after the switch residents throughout the city started to complain of rashes and how their water was brown and the taste was unbearable.
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The organization also noted that most people who become infected with the Zika virus experience only mild symptoms like fever, body aches and rashes.
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Most people who become infected don't experience symptoms, and the 20 percent who do typically suffer mild symptoms like rashes, fever, and joint pain.
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That recently happened to a woman using EOS lip balm — only when she reapplied, she claims her mouth broke out in blisters and rashes.
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Lots of people were getting sick or getting rashes from the chemicals, so we were working to organize a union to better those conditions.
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In these cases, the hair loss is accompanied by other symptoms, like rashes, lack of energy, or muscles aches that just won't go away.
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Horrifyingly enough, Walton said it's unlikely that the lawyer was unaware of the bugs, whose bites can leave painful rashes anywhere on the body.
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The Contact Dermatitis Society keeps track of chemicals in personal care products and other items that can cause rashes for people with sensitive skin.
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American Airlines earlier this year named Lands' End a new uniform supplier after flight attendants complained of rashes and hives from a previous uniform.
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If I spent any time in the sun, I broke out in strange rashes, the fatigue worsened and the bone pain tightened its grip.
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Because the skin there is different than that found any other place on the body, only a very few kinds of rashes appear there.
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She would wake up on Saturday mornings with extreme pain in her joints and red bumpy rashes that looked kind of like poison oak.
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Uncertainty regarding the exact nature of the island's contamination aside, there have been reports of thyroid issues, rashes, lumps, and hair loss in children.
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Then Amadeo's aunt woke up one day with a sore throat, a fever and blotchy rashes across her body, the first signs of measles.
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In visual depictions of people suffering from the disease, it was shown with gruesome symptoms, like bleeding from the face and full-body rashes.
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Measles is caused by a virus, and symptoms include rashes, fevers and ear infections that in some cases can lead to permanent hearing loss.
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But those who are truly allergic will have some type of histamine release, she explained; symptoms might include rashes, facial flushing, even difficulty breathing.
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Her hair was getting thin, her blood pressure was fluctuating, her children were breaking out in rashes and they even had trouble walking up steps.
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There is no vaccine or treatment for Zika, which typically causes mild fevers and rashes, although about 80 percent of those infected show no symptoms.
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At least one gardener told the BBC she had experienced "severe symptons" including rashes, nausea, and sores after coming into contact with the insects' hairs.
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He has suffered from extreme skin allergies from the time he was born; his back and chest and arms are covered in itchy, ugly rashes.
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Opt for leggings that wick away sweat, and don't forget to change out of them after your workout to prevent yeast infections or skin rashes.
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It popped up right before her inaugural period, immediately exacerbated by the red, blotchy rashes she was particularly prone to in the dry California heat.
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Spoiler alert: These knockoffs can be detrimental to your health, and some may contain harmful ingredients that can cause acne, rashes, eye infections, and more.
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Gabriel Khanlian said his entire family got sick during the gas leak, and his 215-year-old daughter, Tatiana, is still getting severe skin rashes.
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"If you're prone to rashes like eczema, or if you have asthma and breathe the pollen spores in, it can cause a reaction," he says.
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Residents soon complained about rashes and strange odors from the river water, but city and state officials mostly insisted that it was safe to drink.
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In early 2016 students at a newly opened campus of the Changzhou Foreign Language School began complaining of headaches, skin rashes and a strange smell.
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Many others in the city of nearly 100,000 claimed to suffer skin rashes, shortness of breath and other health problems they associated with the water.
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By buying his collection off a black market seller, you might end up with a counterfeit and could experience rashes, allergic reactions, and eye infections.
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Last month it sent at least 50 children to the hospital with respiratory ailments and rashes, and has brought thousands onto the streets in protest.
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"I was getting rashes all over my body: my legs, my arms, my face everywhere, and I also had a fever and headaches," she remembers.
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Finally, last week, residents learned the state has asked the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to send a team to investigate the rashes.
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She says she feels like less than a good parent after watching her daughter, 22015, and niece, 224, suffer from hair loss and skin rashes.
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Flint switched its water source to the Flint River on April 25th, 2014; by the summer, residents were complaining about foul smells and skin rashes.
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These precautions are for infants with severe eczema that doesn't respond to treatment with moisturizer or corticosteroid creams or ointments, not babies with temporary rashes.
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I hadn't had any trouble with rashes before, but I find that the softer lining is palpable, and thoroughly appreciated, at least in my experience.
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The hair dye ingredient, paraphenylenediamine or PPD, can make the skin itchy, dry, or cracked, and create rashes and burning sensations in people with allergies.
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More than 21,000 complaints of itching, rashes and hair loss, for instance, have been sent to the manufacturer and distributor of Wen Hair Care products.
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Lightweight and stretchy, these lingerie-like bands slip on and stay put under dresses and skirts to protect your legs from irritation, chafing, and rashes.
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Still, the school went forward with the project and later played down the concerns of parents and students who complained about coughs, headaches and rashes.
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What's more, this drastic hormonal flux can cause a host of other temporary skin conditions, including hives, mild cystic acne, and various hormone-related rashes.
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According to the CDC, for example, fevers after the MMR vaccine occur in one out of six people, and mild rashes, in one in 20.
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Union members had said the uniforms made by Twin Hill were to blame for a string of health problems including headaches, rashes and respiratory problems.
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Flores and her husband suffered "numerous bites and skin rashes, which caused pain, discomfort, annoyance sleeplessness, inconvenience, humiliation, anxiety and emotional distress," the lawsuit says.
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There could be a latent stage with no symptoms even after the sores and rashes that if untreated could lead to damage to internal organs.
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At a time when the rates of many STDs are soaring, people are sharing images of genital sores and rashes with strangers on the internet.
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At parties, he wowed people with descriptions of boils and rashes and growths, strange hair patterns, nasty scars, pus-filled cysts, bizarre freckles, cancers, moles.
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In 1997, Michael Rashes, then a doctoral student in economics at Harvard and now a principal at Bracebridge Capital, noticed something funny about stock prices.
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Almost immediately after the switch, however, residents began to complain about everything from strange colors and smells in the water to rashes and hair loss.
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He added that a few kids had been getting rashes, which he attributed to a change in detergent or shampoo, or perhaps to the grass.
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Soon they were reporting rashes and stomach ailments, and whistle-blowers eventually pointed to alarming levels of lead in the water supply and in children's blood.
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The rashes are red with pimple-like bumps or scales, which are sometimes misdiagnosed as either mosquito or bed bug bites, probably because of the itching.
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The Lupus Foundation of America estimates roughly 1.5 million Americans have the condition, which can cause skin rashes, lesions, joint pain and fatigue, among other symptoms.
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Much like eczema, which can manifest in an outbreak of skin rashes, flakiness or fissures, the challenges black women seeking healthcare face are messy and complicated.
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Salmonella symptoms include diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps, with more severe cases facing high fever, aches, headaches, lethargy, rashes, and blood in the urine or stool.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention couldn't determine what was causing the rashes among Flint residents in a 2016 study, but it's a common problem.
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Ahead, check out the pros' picks for sensitive-skin moisturizers that won't break you out, cause rashes, or make your skin crawl (you know the feeling).
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Your boyfriend's favorite deodorant (and let's be real, yours too!), Old Spice, which is being hit with a lawsuit for allegedly causing severe rashes and burns.
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The fast-food giant is discontinuing the cheap step-counters it was set to include in kid's meals because the plastic bands are giving children rashes.
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This can cause several different types of rashes, including intertrigo (which usually turns up between folds of skin) and tine cruris (otherwise known as crotch itch).
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Not a single one of the vaccinated participants developed an infection by any measurement: virus circulating in the blood, rashes, or dips in white blood count.
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Davidson and hundreds of others have repeatedly complained about rashes, but many residents said officials initially told them the water had nothing to do with it.
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Luster's well-spoken teenage niece, Eeshyia King, who lives with the family, was experiencing breakouts and rashes that drove her to an intense face-washing ritual.
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Half its visits are virtual, and its executive director and C.E.O. reported that 80 percent of its dermatology cases involving rashes are resolved by digital communication.
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But washing yourself with a bidet can help with cleanliness, which may lead to fewer instances of rashes, hemorrhoids, urinary tract infections, and other medical issues.
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In 2002, after receiving a report that water in a Maui neighborhood had mysteriously turned blue and was giving people rashes, Edwards took on the case.
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At five weeks old he was already a week into chemotherapy with vincristine, an anticancer drug so powerful it can cause bone pain and skin rashes.
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The LAPD was tipped off by the brand-name companies, which received complaints from consumers who said they had rashes and bumps after using their products.
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She said her tap water smells like bleach, gives them headaches if they drink it and leaves rashes on their skin after a five-minute shower.
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While there is no firm evidence that the levels of SLS found in consumer products can be harmful, it can cause rashes in high enough doses.
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Residents were left with discolored, odd-smelling, lead-tainted water that government officials insisted for months was safe, even as residents complained of rashes and illness.
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You have people in here with massive rashes all over their bodies, people with asthma in here, people with hepatitis, everyone is mixed in all together.
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Allergic reactions to peanuts can include skin rashes and blisters, difficulty breathing, low blood pressure, nausea and vomiting, and swelling of the tongue, eyes or face.
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"It's, honestly, how I got into makeup, by trying to hide the rashes on my skin," Veloz says, referring to her struggle with eczema and acne.
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The infants, one girl and a boy, were taken to hospitals in New York because they were experiencing common signs of infection: rashes, fever and irritability.
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It helps with skin barrier repair, diminishes the awful tight feeling, hydrates, and is so gentle that it can be used even on rashes and burns.
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As Wozniacki explained it, her immune system attacks healthy tissue in and around the joints of her hands, knees and feet, causing rashes, inflammation and fatigue.
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Customers complained almost immediately after the changeover a year later; their children felt achy and ill, and many folks were losing hair and developing sores and rashes.
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If you develop symptoms, including rashes or flu-like illness, in the days or even months after a tick bite, you should see a physician, she said.
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RashesThe most common external reaction to stem from allergies: contact dermatitis, which manifests as red, itchy, scaly rashes when a product comes in contact with your skin.
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Babies tend to get heat rashes a lot, because they don't have developed sweat ducts, so the sweat can easily get trapped under their skin, she says.
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And don't even think about a full refund, despite the fact that some of the complaints allege the diapers gave their babies terrible rashes and were leaky.
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There are rumors of a great-grandmother on my mother's side who developed rashes when peeling potatoes—but she could eat them like any other respectable Dubliner.
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Officials told ABC News they are investigating if the toxic waters are causing infections among area residents, many of whom, are reporting headaches, respiratory issues and rashes.
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Beyond her thinning and breaking hair, weight loss, rashes and more, Luster is worried about more than just the physical problems she and her girls are having.
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Soon after 17-year-old Michael returned home to Memphis, Tennessee, he developed a painful earache that was followed by the appearance of rashes on his feet.
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The Brexit vote, the biggest shock to Britain's place in the world since Suez (and perhaps before then) was in many ways an itch to these rashes.
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Symptoms of West Nile virus, although they only occur in about 20% of people who contract it, are headaches, body aches, joint pain, rashes, vomiting or diarrhea.
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Its named function is to protect against rashes incurred from a board, be it surf or boogie; it's also commonly used to shield skin from the sun.
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Taro is the maker of many popular generic over-the-counter ointments, including antibiotic pain relief and Hydrocortisone creams used to relieve itching and minor skin rashes.
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Zika causes mild symptoms — rashes and joint pain — for most people, but it can cause severe brain damage in the fetuses of pregnant women who are infected.
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Like other residents, she listed the rumored ill effects of the wind farms: people left with rashes and coughs, depleted groundwater and cows that will not calve.
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And hair-straightening products that contain formaldehyde, a known carcinogen, have caused allergic reactions, hair loss, rashes, blisters and other problems in salon workers and their customers.
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In the late 1970s, residents of Love Canal in Niagara Falls, N.Y., began complaining of odd smells, rashes and liquid leaching into the basements of their homes.
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The antihistamine is used mainly for the treatment of seasonal allergies, bites, stings and rashes and has often proved to cause sedation, according to the DrugBank database.
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Sewage can cause boils or rashes on parts of the body that are submerged for extended periods of time, such as legs, according to environmentalist Wilma Subra.
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Bathing your newborn less often than once a week could result in rashes between the folds of the baby&aposs skin or in their diaper, Darzynkiewicz says.
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Early symptoms, including genital lesions and, later, rashes on palms and soles, have led patients and health care providers to mistake it for herpes or allergic reactions.
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They ignore their own inflamed rashes that they say are caused by the mold that has shut down an entire hospital floor below a still-porous roof.
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Officials at the CDC said they believe birth defects are more common in women who have symptoms of the virus, which include fever, bone aches, and rashes.
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Tammy Loren, a mother of four who rents a home, was having a hard time believing the answers she got about why her sons' skin had itchy rashes.
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The DEQ has been placed under investigation and Flint was declared in a state of emergency since January 16, following cases of hair loss, rashes, and lead poisoning.
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Now the teen is saying that the hair dye, which they forced her to do as often as every four days, left burns and rashes to her scalp.
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Symptoms of an infection may include "the appearance of rashes or lesions consisting of red papules in areas where the contaminated ink has been applied," the FDA wrote.
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Brittany is already dreading the warm weather that's coming because the hot sun will cause her daughter to sweat, which will result in even more rashes and blisters.
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Some are toxins or irritants that should elicit an immune response, and therefore some of the rashes, itches, and sneezes that we would rather avoid are probably beneficial.
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Like the hand, foot, mouth disease, the rashes, the blisters on his butt, the scraped up knees, the bump on his head... I can go on and on.
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Many in Flint have had skin irritation and rashes in the past 18 months, which Dr. Hanna-Attisha attributes to the extra chlorine and TTHMs in the water.
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"People can get rashes on their face, ears, and hands, and irritation in the eyes if they touch their phone and then touch their eyes," says Dr. McGrath.
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Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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"While diarrhea is the most common type of illness from public pools, bathers can also potentially acquire skin rashes, ear infections, and respiratory infections as well," Smith explained.
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" Cronin's lips began cracking on the edges and, by the next day, the surrounding skin had "severe blistering and rashes causing her to seek medical care on Dec.
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Several customers are suing the brand because its formula is allegedly causing some pretty bad reactions, including "severe rashes, bleeding, blistering, cracking, and loss of pigmentation," reports TMZ.
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Problem: Skin rashes Number of incidents: 10,150 injuries reported Fitbit recalled 1.1 million Fitbit Force wrist fitness trackers after some buyers had allergic reactions to the device's materials.
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According to Mr. Schembri, who has spoken to doctors recently in the camps, the majority of displaced civilians arrive with ailments like diarrhea, the flu and skin rashes.
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On March 225, following complaints from relocated residents who suffered nosebleeds and skin rashes after moving back home, Jerrett took dust samples at seven houses in Porter Ranch.
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The scientists' investigation involves extensively interviewing people with rashes, testing the water in their homes and referring them to local dermatologists, who are seeing them at no charge.
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In one report, officers responding to a clandestine PCP laboratory experienced a number of symptoms during the lab raid, including drunkenness, headaches, skin rashes, tachycardia, confusion, and hallucinations.
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It is a contagious virus that is spread through the air through coughs and sneezes, and symptoms include high fever, full-body rashes, runny nose and reddened eyes.
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Parents can&apost help but to have endless health questions about their children&aposs rashes and runny noses, but a personal doctor isn&apost always available to respond.
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In microneedling done in spas, for example, there have been reports of what's called "delayed hypersensitivity reactions" — that is, nasty skin rashes — caused by the creams applied afterward.
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About a week after they flew back to Colorado, Dr. Foy and Mr. Kobylinski each fell ill with rashes, fatigue and headaches, symptoms typical of several mosquito-borne illnesses.
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Many of the prescription diabetes medications out on the market today can come with a load of side effects like upset stomach, dizziness, rashes or inability to consume alcohol.
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As Donald Belsito, a professor of dermatology at Columbia University Medical Center in New York, told WSJ, new clothing often contains harmful chemicals that can cause rashes and itchiness.
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Syphilis can manifest differently among patients, but frequently shows up for a few weeks as lesions or rashes — often dismissed by doctors who aren't expecting to see the disease.
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Chief Leo Friday said the new skin rashes look almost the same as the ones in 2005 that a Health Canada investigation found were caused by impetigo and scabies.
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Syphilis can manifest differently among patients, but frequently shows up for a few weeks as lesions or rashes -- often dismissed by doctors who aren't expecting to see the disease.
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When they bite humans, the bacterium enters the bloodstream and may cause symptoms such as fever, headaches, abdominal pain, vomiting, muscle pain and rashes within two to 14 days.
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Zika is typically spread by mosquitoes The Zika virus can cause fevers, rashes, joint pain, and conjunctivitis, but it only elicits symptoms in about 20 percent of those infected.
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For the 20 percent who do, the condition is usually pretty mild, causing fever, rashes, joint pain, and conjunctivitis, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The hero doctor In the pediatric ward of Flint's Hurley Medical Center, Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha was seeing more and more worried parents fretting over rashes and hair loss.
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Not only does this get in the way of living the good life they had imagined, it can also lead to rashes, infections, ulcers, back strain and balance issues.
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Soon after Nuedexta hit the market in 2011, doctors, nurses and family members began filing reports of potential harm -- ranging from rashes, dizziness and falls to comas and death.
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The announcement also followed months of news reports from Beijing, Shanghai and several provinces about schoolchildren experiencing nosebleeds, skin rashes, dizziness and headaches after being exposed to the tracks.
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In general, he said, the spectrum of rashes seen by the volunteer team of dermatologists was similar to what it had seen in patients not exposed to Flint water.
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But, the couple says there have been concerns about skin rashes and kidney problems among residents for years, although a link has not been made directly to the water.
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The complaint alleges past and future personal injury claims ranging from lead poisoning, rashes, hair loss, deprivation of quality of life, as well as economic losses and lost earnings.
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Dengue was found in the blood of all 20 who had the placebo, and many developed signs of infection, such as rashes and low levels of white blood cells.
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In addition, Dr. Prockop said that some cancer therapies are sensitive to ingredients that may be in massage oil or facial products, making rashes and skin irritation more likely.
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Dengue causes flu-like symptoms -- piercing headaches, muscle and joint pains, fever and full body rashes -- and about half the people who contract it eventually need to be hospitalized.
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This rogues' gallery contained nearly a hundred and thirty thousand images—of acne, rashes, insect bites, allergic reactions, and cancers—that dermatologists had categorized into nearly two thousand diseases.
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Exposure to floodwater can increase risk for skin rashes, ear, nose and throat problems and conjunctivitis, but the World Health Organization says that none of these is epidemic-prone.
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Officials are warning residents to stay out of contaminated coastal waters to avoid infections such as earaches, hepatitis, skin rashes and respiratory issues, the North Carolina Coastal Federation said.
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"Dubrow told BuzzFeed News that the illness can "cause nonspecific symptoms like fatigue, joint pain, rashes, intestinal problems and others," but "its exact relationship to breast implants is unclear.
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That can mean everything from 50-year-old blackheads to bulging, grapefruit-shaped lipomas and full-body rashes — and that just slices the surface of the first three seasons.
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Waiting to collect water at one spring, a nurse in line with her daughter said that she feared the water contained bacteria, referencing rumors of other people developing rashes.
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Burns and rashes were the next most common types of injuries reported, at 23 percent and 12 percent, respectively; burns could be the result of waxing and hair removal creams.
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Residents complained of rashes and headaches and large protests were held in nine cities and towns in the Moscow region over pollution and government plans to build a garbage incinerator.
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Throughout our history, urine has been used to treat everything from burns, scorpion stings, baby rashes, and even "affections of the anus," according to ancient Roman philosopher Pliny the Elder.
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That mechanism causes your immune system to overreact to usually harmless things, like mold or pollen, resulting in classic symptoms such as runny nose, itchy eyes, wheezing, and skin rashes.
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After multiple customers complained of bumps and rashes, officers seized fakes trying to pass as MAC, Urban Decay, Kylie Cosmetics, and more from 21 locations in the area, CNN reports.
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But, she has seen plenty of people with sensitive skin who end up with rashes, inflammation, vaginal discharge, or even bleeding skin thanks to a harsh soap or vigorous scrubbing.
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He said that one boy, who initially reported that he had rashes, did not appear to have any new ones, and another boy was being treated for a tooth cavity.
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Michigan officials are investigating the extent to which lead poisoning has harmed the residents, including children, amid reports of severe rashes, developmental issues and other problems consistent with lead poisoning.
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It can detoxify your lungs and blood; cure rheumatism, diabetes, abnormal vaginal discharge, high and low blood pressure; and all sorts of skin problems like acne, allergy, eczema, and rashes.
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Lately, for example, qualified nurses have been in demand to advise American patients on whether their sneezes and rashes might be serious—one result of cost-cutting inspired by Obamacare.
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But simply wading in floodwaters could cause skin rashes because so much of the water is contaminated with toxic chemicals that get washed out of people's garages and tool sheds.
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Almost immediately, Flint residents began telling their elected officials that there was something wrong with the water, which smelled terrible, tasted like metal and seemed to give them skin rashes.
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Parents should look out for signs of vomiting, choking, rashes, swelling of the lips or an extreme dislike for the food, which could signal the onset of an allergic reaction.
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In the months that followed, Flint residents complained that their tap water had puzzling, murky colors and vile smells, and that they were feeling ill or suddenly suffering from rashes.
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The agency had received close to 1,400 adverse event reports directly, with users claiming they were victims of itchy scalps, rashes and suffering from hair loss, hair breakage and balding.
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After it rolled out its new uniforms, American faced a number of complaints from workers who reported rashes, respiratory trouble and other health problems after wearing the wool-blend suits.
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Following the switch in April 2014, residents almost immediately started complaining about changes to the water like strange colors and smells, along with health effects like rashes and hair loss.
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Exposure to the pesticides has sent at least five law enforcement officials and two suspects to hospitals with skin rashes, respiratory problems and other symptoms, court documents and state data show.
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Kira Yarmysh said Navalny, who did not have any allergies beforehand, was taken from the Moscow jail to a hospital in the morning, arriving with severe facial swelling and red rashes.
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In 2015, the government poured $72 million dollars into researching, preventing and educating the public on dengue, a tropical disease that triggers high fevers, headaches and skin rashes in those infected.
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If cleared by regulators, Dupixent would be the first approved systemic treatment for eczema, which in severe cases produces infection-prone rashes and a constant itch as bad as poison ivy.
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Chief Medical Officer Dr. Reynold Ofanoa said that officials became suspicious after a sharp rise in the number of patients suffering acute fever and rashes since the beginning of the year.
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Patients can send photos of rashes, describe their symptoms, or MRI results and help navigate those results to come to the best conclusion with doctors and have more readily available access.
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A mild tattoo infection can lead to rashes and fever, and a more severe one can lead to scarier symptoms like "high fever, shaking, chills, and sweats," according to the guidelines.
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In the spring of 2014, Vietnam's state-controlled news media reported that dozens of children had died after turning up at hospitals in the capital, Hanoi, with rashes and high fevers.
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It wasn't until another antibiotic was administered and those pink rashes turned dark purple-red that doctors at Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis thought Kenley might have Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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While Foy was mosquito hunting, Chilson Foy, a registered oncology nurse, was documenting her symptoms, taking snapshots of her rashes and getting her blood drawn and certified at a local laboratory.
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For many of the cages, you should take it off at least once a week for cleaning and to check your junk for any cuts, abrasions, or rashes and so on.
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The patch not only wouldn't adhere to my skin, it gave me angry red rashes up and down my arms; I actually started to wonder if I was allergic to nicotine.
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It's called the "Great Pretender," because the symptoms of syphilis which include rashes and chancres, or sores, fever, swollen lymph glands, sore throat, headaches, muscles aches and fatigue, mimic other diseases.
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State authorities, many of whom have since been convicted of criminal negligence, were hard-pressed to ignore foul-smelling tap water, and the residents' troubling symptoms of rashes and hair loss.
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The 12 boys, ages 11 to 16, and their soccer coach were assessed overnight and appeared to have sustained only light injuries such as skin rashes, according to Thai navy Seals.
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In their petition to the court - heard on Tuesday - the mothers said that the teenagers have developed severe rashes on their hands, have been bitten by bed bugs and require treatment.
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These regular little mikvehs encourage the growth of the bacteria B. Linens ( brevibacterium linens), which, like rashes and people from Florida, is a known freak for salty, humid, and moist environments.
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The Old Testament as well as treatises by Thucydides, Hippocrates, and Galen all contain suggestions to avoid those afflicted with runny noses, coughs and sneezes, weird rashes, and many other symptoms.
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It was later proven to cause serious health issues — including cancer, birth defects, rashes, and severe psychological and neurological problems — among the Vietnamese as well as American servicemen and their families.
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Earlier, lacking other options to bathe, they cooled off from the stifling heat in the murky green waters of the Rio Grande, despite the rashes that many migrants said it caused.
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Dr. Attar said Dr. Nagarwala occasionally used his clinic to see 6- to 9-year-old Bohra girls for "problems with their genitals, including treatment of genital rashes," the complaint said.
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They can cause stomach pain, headaches, rashes and even kidney and liver damage, although no one is reported to have died from these toxins in the United States, the agency said.
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The women in Rio were first selected for the study because they had rashes, and all were confirmed by testing for the virus itself, rather than by less accurate antibody testing.
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This "second skin," as the study calls it, is made from FDA-approved chemicals, the New York Times reports, and no skin irritation, rashes, or allergies were reported during the trials.
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I suffer from allergies, and after scything for a few hours I&aposd return to our little farmhouse drenched in sweat and with stinging rashes and welts on my calves and arms.
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We're not so different, me and I. The more you brush away the temporary stuff—rashes, oily spots, sweater lint—the easier it is to see the deceptively stable person that's there.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Dr. Shetreat-Klein wrote the book after a frightening experience with her youngest son, who started wheezing, breaking out in rashes and showing signs of delayed cognitive development after his first birthday.
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I often see people with rashes on their hands after using lemons to lighten their hair, or squirting a lime into their margarita while sitting on the beach or by the pool.
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SHINGRIX SHOT Sales of Shingrix, which treats shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 357 million pounds in the quarter, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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As the disease progresses, an infected person starts to get small spots in their mouth, and then rashes all over the body, along with a fever that can go over 104 degrees.
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Dengue fever's presence fuels Zika's spread Singapore is known to suffer widely from dengue virus, a mosquito-borne tropical disease that triggers high fevers, headaches, vomiting and skin rashes in those infected.
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Some banana workers grow weak and thin or develop rashes, said Phonesai Manivongxai, director of the Community Association for Mobilizing Knowledge in Development (CAMKID), a non-profit group based in northern Laos.
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Sales of Shingrix, which prevents shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 30.13 million pounds in the three-month period, up 61.5 percent from the fourth quarter.
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There was also a lack of concern by many state officials over the severity of the rashes and bacterial problems with the water in 2014, even before lead was a known problem.
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After Fitbit wristbands began causing people to develop skin rashes and blisters a few years ago, the consumer safety agency announced a recall of about one million of the fitness-tracking devices.
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Wallace said "fevers, rashes, and mouth sores" are among the symptoms for those illnesses — in addition to the exhaustion, joint pain, swollen hands, and nausea that Kardashian West had already been experiencing.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Catastrophic flooding from Hurricane Harvey increases the risk of ills ranging from skin rashes to bacterial and viral infections and mosquito-borne disease, U.S. public health officials warned on Monday.
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The rashes flamed all over her arms and legs, pinpricking her into constant wakefulness at night and screaming if exposed too much to the sun and dust and wind during the day.
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Based on this data, the most well-supported benefits of breast-feeding are lower risks of gastrointestinal infections (with symptoms like diarrhea or vomiting) and of rashes and eczema early in life.
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It is good idea to travel with a lightweight pouch stocked with products to address ear pressure, cuts, allergies, mystery rashes, headaches and upset stomachs (nothing over three ounces, per T.S.A. rules).
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"We had nosebleeds, we had headaches; I had rashes, I had all of my fish die and my fishpond, and they just kept telling us everything is great," one resident told KTVI.
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The service members and their families suffered numerous health problems from exposure to the mold, including respiratory ailments, liver and spleen damage, headaches, memory loss, rashes, arthritis and lupus, the suit said.
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But some types, like the blue-green algae in the Lake in the southern half of Central Park, can be harmful, causing rashes on people and posing a lethal risk to dogs.
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As the disease progresses, an infected person starts to get small spots in their mouth, and then rashes all over the body, along with a fever that can go higher than 104 degrees.
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The fast food chain distributed a pedometer wristband wearable with Happy Meals last week, but within a couple of days recalled all of them after reports of people getting skin rashes from them.
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In an urban slum called Eight Mile, women are relegated to decrepit shacks, caring for their children, who are fighting off a range of illnesses from malaria and dengue fever to skin rashes.
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"Hand-foot-and-mouth disease (HFMD) is a highly contagious viral infection most common in infants and children that presents as sores in the mouth and rashes on hands and feet," Stork says.
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Fitbit has had problems with its bands before, where they've peeled or caused rashes, but fortunately it looks like this was sorted out, and even if it isn't, you can always replace it.
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Flight attendants began to report rashes and eye irritation, and documented hives, blisters, and scaly patches, according to a 2012 National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) report looking into the issue.
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As the crisis unfolded — leaving children covered in rashes or at risk of severe neurological impairment, or even death— many of us asked ourselves how it could have happened right under our noses.
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As the crisis unfolded — leaving children covered in rashes or at risk of severe neurological impairment, or even death — many of us asked ourselves how it could have happened right under our noses.
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Those injured by the storm, which was a Category 5 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson scale of intensity, were being treated for fractures, head injuries, deep lacerations, skin rashes and dehydration.
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Although sometimes prescribed in low doses to treat asthma, when repeatedly consumed by humans, Oradexon is not only addictive, it can also cause high blood pressure, skin rashes, liver damage, and sometimes death.
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I am so irritated and just want the rashes to be gone :/ I stop into Starbucks instead of the other coffee place because I absentmindedly pass it and don't feel like turning around.
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I don't want to spend money on crystals (THEY DON'T WORK) and I'm not going to buy a salt lamp (WHAT IS IT) and hot yoga is too hot (THAT'S HOW YOU GET RASHES).
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"In Laredo, every single woman said this caused vaginal infections and UTI," Bakst said, adding that she heard at other facilities about this practice leading to a number of rashes, infections, and communicable diseases.
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But people who believe they have MCS say low levels of chemicals found in detergent, soap, ink, and other products has triggered chronic fatigue, memory problems, headaches, and rashes, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Depicting in great detail fiery rashes, scabs resembling igneous rocks, and inflamed skin patterns spread out like archipelagos, the pages of dermatological texts may make your skin crawl.
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Its usual purpose is to make skin look clearer, and it usually does a pretty good job getting rid of things like acne or rashes in selfie-photos — at least if you want that.
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While lead levels across the city are now low enough to fall within federal standards, Brezzell said the water still smells like chlorine, gives them headaches and makes their skin break out in rashes.
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Seasonal trends: Searches related to the flu, bronchitis and the cold are significantly more common during the winter, while dehydration, skin rashes and Candidiasis — likely caused by wet bathing suits — peak in the summer.
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The immediate effect of the potentially life-threatening lead levels was evident in skin rashes and other illnesses in residents, often children and the elderly; the lasting effects may not be known for years.
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Aside from respiratory issues, 14% of respondents also reported typical mucosal symptoms such as watering eyes or congestion, 10% reported experiencing migraines, and 9.5% had skin problems such as rashes, hives, and tingling skin.
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Board-certified physicians at Lemonaid Health, for example, can help with ailments including acid reflux, flu and erectile dysfunction; top conditions treated via Doctor on Demand include urinary tract infections, skin rashes and pinkeye.
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In the spring of 2014, consumers filed a suit alleging that the company misled them in the advertising of the Fitbit Force wristband after a number of wearers suffered skin rashes from the device.
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"I had always had issues with rashes and sores, especially due to eczema, when I was plus-size, and I knew that the loose skin was only going to make it worse," she explains.
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Though I enjoy the relaxing feeling kava gives me at the end of the day, those cases of skin rashes, hepatitis, and liver failure never leave the back of my head as I'm sipping.
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After the school, which has 2,400 students, opened a 153-acre campus near the field last fall, dozens of students complained of having rashes and nosebleeds and of a foul odor in the air.
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Rather, it's that "pubic hair removal is a cause of injury — over 50% of women who have removed pubic hair report at least one complication such as lacerations, burns, rashes, and infections," Gunter wrote.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Ignore it, and it'll go away—the approach many of us take to medical symptoms, nascent ailments, and the strange dotty rashes we find all over our extremities.
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When the liver isn't functioning properly, it doesn't filter toxins out of the body, and these toxins can show up on your skin in the form of pimples, rashes, and even eczema and psoriasis.
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New York (CNN Business)American Airlines is debuting new uniforms for 50,000 of its front-line employees, replacing its previous collection that some employees said triggered a variety of illnesses including rashes and headaches.
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The Pensacola Beach Lifeguards posted a warning to its Facebook page Tuesday, stating that purple flags were being flown at the beach to caution swimmers of the sea lice, which can cause rashes and irritation.
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But there are a number of common makeup mistakes that can cause pimples or rashes around the eye, viral infections, and sties — which are small bumps caused by infected follicles or glands on the eyelids.
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Some children, often in mucus-stained shirts they've been wearing since crossing the border, have arrived at the hospital with severe diaper rashes because their parents were unable to get clean diapers in CBP custody.
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Sales of the treatment for shingles, a viral infection of the skin that causes painful rashes, were 22019 million pounds in the quarter to the end of March, up 93 percent from the fourth quarter.
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Studies have found that CBD can cause some users to experience irritability, lethargy, reduced appetite or urination, gastrointestinal distress, rashes, breathing issues, or in the worst instances, liver problems or exacerbations of mental health issues.
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The nurse who greeted patients near the registration desk kept watch for those with fever and a rash who needed immediate isolation, and Arroyo rushed repeatedly to the intake area to look at worrisome rashes.
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Students and parents at the Changzhou Foreign Languages School had complained since December about pollution in the area, after dozens of children came down with rashes and nosebleeds, and a foul stench surrounded the school.
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While deep learning is already known to be useful for identifying health issues such as skin rashes or cancers in scans, slides, and photos, it's not as advanced when it comes to predicting health problems.
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Dr. Kimishige Ishizaka, an immunologist whose experimental work — including transforming himself into a human pin cushion — identified the antibodies that trigger wheezing, itching, rashes and other allergic reactions, died on July 22000 in Yamagata, Japan.
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"There was a small increase in visit rates for well-child visits, and so the decrease was due to decreased visits for specific concerns like cold symptoms, rashes and gastrointestinal symptoms," Ray said by email.
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UCB's drug, bimekizumab, also met the main goal of clearing or almost clearing the skin of plaques or rashes in a late-stage study, as assessed by an investigator, according to the Belgium-based company.
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There have also been dozens of confirmed Zika rashes and fevers in the United States, all so far in returning travelers, except for the person infected through sex in Texas by a traveler returning from Venezuela.
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Acne was all the rage on the runway Designer Moto Guo brought bad skin to the runway, using makeup to enhance and exaggerate his models' natural skin problems, playing up pimples, rashes and general red splotchiness.
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The girls ostensibly have to work the rest of their shift while sopping wet, which can't be comfortable and would probably give you rashes, but they're having a killer time (and probably raking in the tips).
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Several residents who talked to CNN said they are afraid of touching or using the water because so many got rashes in 2014 and 2015 when the state insisted that the water was safe to use.
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The 37-year-old mother of four began to notice that her hair was thinning, she had erratic blood pressure and her children started to get rashes over their body soon after she gave them baths.
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Skin bleaching — which has many proven and potential health risks, including rashes, kidney damage, and psychosis — stems from a culture that values whiteness and pale skin as a marker of success, economic status, education, and attractiveness.
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Ivy Angerman of Hastings, Minnesota, has aquagenic urticaria, a rare condition so severe that any form of water, including her own sweat and tears, will cause her to break out in painful hives, blisters and rashes.
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Complaints of rashes and mysterious illnesses date back to at least 2015, shortly before the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notified state officials that it had detected dangerously high levels of lead in one Flint resident's home.
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But people who got the vaccine six months before the dengue challenge developed no symptoms at all — no rashes, no drop in their white blood cell count, and no signs of the virus in their blood.
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About 5 million people globally suffer from some form of lupus, the Lupus foundation of America says, affecting multiple organs and leading to a range of symptoms that can include skin rashes, swollen joints and fevers.
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The filings allege that the uniforms — unveiled in May 2018 — caused multiple Delta employees to suffer from a variety of health problems, including skin rashes, hair loss, low white blood cell counts, migraines and breathing difficulties.
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Three years later, Zika caused its first known outbreak, infecting three-quarters of the population of Yap, a remote island in the Pacific, and leaving almost a quarter with fever, rashes, red eyes and joint pain.
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He said cloth diapers are better for his son's skin and they have fewer diaper rashes because there aren't any chemicals that mask wetness, causing the baby to sit in their excrement for longer than necessary.
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"Long-term use of inorganic mercury in skin-lightening creams can result in kidney damage, skin discoloration, rashes, toxicity to the kidneys, peripheral neuropathy, and psychosocial issues such as anxiety, depression, and possibly psychosis," Dr. Chiu explains.
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Shortly after officials switched the source of their drinking water to the Flint River from Lake Huron in April 2014 to save money, residents started complaining that their tap water looked strange, tasted bad and caused rashes.
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If bumps, inflammation, and rashes persist even after taking Dr. Mudgil's precautions, he offers one last solution: "Laser hair removal is magical and what I recommend to all my patients who suffer from razor bumps," he says.
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If cleared by regulators, it would be the first approved systemic treatment for the condition, which in severe cases produces infection-prone rashes over much of the body and a constant itch as bad as poison ivy.
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Leon El-Alamin, an activist and Flint resident, discussed how the crisis is affecting him on a personal level: He's broken out in bumps, rashes, scales, and his son's hair has been falling out in different spots.
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We see patients dressed in hospital gowns and non-skid socks — not jeans and baseball caps — and train our eyes to see asymmetries, rashes and blood vessels, while un-training them to see insecurities, joys and frustrations.
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Skeptical of the town's transparency, Edwards decided to request to test the town's water at its source -- the drinking water wells -- for certain bacteria that might be causing some of the rashes and illness that residents described.
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Sure, they wake up with rashes and have to trek to the river every few days to bathe, but the accommodations are better than the meat locker she said she slept in during a previous trim job.
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When defecting from their plant-based diets, these bloggers and influencers claimed a variety of onset health problems such as losing their periods; skin issues, like rashes and acne; brain fog and memory loss; and digestive issues.
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Mr. Ratcliffe, who cannot visit his wife but has been able to communicate with her via Skype, was quoted in the British newspaper The Telegraph as saying she had complained of painful headaches and rashes on Tuesday.
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As a result, officials are warning residents to stay out of coastal waters to avoid contamination that can cause a series of infections, including earaches, hepatitis, skin rashes and respiratory issues, the North Carolina Coastal Federation said.
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It had been less than a year since the switch from Detroit's water to the Flint River, and the public was already complaining about discolored water and skin rashes that they believed stemmed from the new source.
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While most people who inhale valley fever spores don't get sick or develop flu-like symptoms, others might experience more severe reactions, including fatigue, coughing, fever, shortness of breath, headaches, night sweats, weight loss, joint pain, and rashes.
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Doctors still aren't completely sure why, but for people with PMLE, ultraviolet light from the sun stimulates an immune response that includes inflammation, swelling, itchiness, and a variety of rashes, including tiny blisters and raised, plaque-like skin.
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Johnston said the water may not be a direct cause of the rashes, but that a lack of clean water to bathe in and high numbers of people living closely together in poor housing can exacerbate the problem.
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Earl DeLack, a retired first sergeant in the Marines, said his home at Keesler – the base has a Marine detachment – was riddled with mold, sickening his wife, baby and two other young children with allergies, rashes and headaches.
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O heralds an approaching wave of potentially safer and more effective treatments for millions who suffer from eczema, a common skin condition which causes infection-prone rashes that can feel like having poison ivy 24 hours a day.
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Top News Asthma, rashes, lumps, children's hair loss and cancers: Scores of people who have lived on California's Treasure Island have reported mysterious maladies amid allegations that the Navy exposed residents to radioactive and toxic materials for decades.
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"All the foster families told me the kids had been with them two weeks or less, and the reasons they brought them in were all pretty mild illnesses," such as rashes or upper respiratory infections, Neubrand said Wednesday.
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"The most common issues dealt with include colds, rashes, behavior issues and common issues that are embarrassing such as hair loss, erectile dysfunction, birth control and so on," Portnoy, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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A daily intake helps with their swelling and rashes; without the drug, their symptoms could flare and they could end up in the hospital, which is an especially dangerous setting right now for those with compromised immune systems.
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Get both by ordering your diapers from Made Of.My daughter had extremely sensitive skin in the first few months of her life, to the point of daily rashes and even a few open sores in her diaper area.
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According to dermatologist Tiffany L. Clay, MD, a general lack of vibrancy and glow are signs of dullness whereas dry skin may peel or crack, have a tight sensation, or may also develop itching or eczema-like rashes.
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First to notice a problem More than a year and a half ago Lee Anne Walters first noticed water with an orange tint coming out of the tap in her Flint, Michigan, home and rashes on her twin boys.
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But the EPA told CNN that it is not approved for use in drinking water, and more than three dozen residents of Denmark told the publication they believe the chemical led to health issues like rashes and kidney problems.
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According to Cosmopolitan U.K., she was initially told that she had Henoch-Schönlein purpura (also known as HSP), a disease in which blood vessels in the body become inflamed and swollen, causing bleeding into the skin and, therefore, rashes.
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Culprits included bacteria like Legionella, which can cause a dangerous pneumonia or a less-severe flu-like illness when people inhale contaminated water droplets, and Pseudomonas, which can cause skin rashes and swimmer's ear when people touch tainted water.
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Reports from women who blame Essure for a range of health complications, including rashes and chronic pain, have been mounting, but the patients haven't had much luck getting the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to listen — until now.
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It can cause kidney damage, and it is also known to cause skin rashes, scarring, anxiety, depression, psychosis and peripheral neuropathy, as well as reduce the skin's resistance to bacterial and fungal infections, according to the World Health Organization.
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"As a mother it's so painful to see my daughter suffer," said Sarita Custodio, crying and pointing to rashes on her daughter's face and arms face as she sat chained to the entrance of the health ministry with other parents.
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"There have been limited cases of skin irritation, including rashes, that appear to be associated with the handling and application of this seed treatment product," Brian Naber, U.S. commercial operations lead for Monsanto, said in a letter to customers about NemaStrike.
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Lest this article play into that good press cycle, I'd like to note that Always was accused this week of selling substandard sanitary pads in Kenya, allegedly leaving consumers with a number of unwanted complications like rashes, burns, and discomfort.
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Take Care founder and L.A.-based esthetician Sadie Adams tells me that when those nodes are blocked or clogged — kind of like your pores — shit can hit the fan in the form of breakouts, rashes, cellulite, and, in extreme cases, lymphedema.
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Some people have reported rashes, hair loss and other problems since Flint, under a state-appointed emergency manager, switched to Flint River water in April 2014 from a Detroit-run water system to save money, attorneys for the residents said.
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Mayor Karen Weaver was elected on a promise to investigate why, after the city switched to a new water source, people's water smelled bad and caused rashes -- and why the state was still telling people it was safe to use.
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In July 2012—two years after her family moved into Kahala Islander Apartments in Inglewood, California—Liliana Martinez discovered mysterious rashes all over the bodies of her infant daughter, Juanita Maravilla, and her then 3-year-old son, Jorge Maravilla.
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Study participants or their guardians were asked to fill out surveys that included questions about their initial and most severe reactions to fish or shellfish, plus allergy symptoms such as rashes, itching, runny nose, coughing abdominal pain, nausea, and difficulty breathing.
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Barrow's story is one of thousands, but the medical community is slow to changeBarrow is one of thousands of women who have spoken out, eitherabout breast implants that have led to excruciating pain, immobility, full-body rashes, and unrelenting nausea.
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Walker said on Friday he planned to take a break from golf to undergo treatment for the tick-transmitted bacterial infection that can cause headaches, fever, fatigue, rashes and, if less untreated, can spread to the heart, joints and nervous system.
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A decision by officials in 2014 to switch the city's water source to the Flint River from Lake Huron was suspected in health problems like rashes and hair loss, and symptoms in children including weight loss and problems with coordination.
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Officials promised that the new source was safe, but as soon as the switch was made, many of Flint's 100,000 residents began to complain about the color, taste, and smell of the water, and began to get rashes from contact.
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The Times unveiled a site this week meant for those of us raising smalls, who seek answers to the haunting questions about them that arise every day, about their behavior and development, their rashes and fits and questions and needs.
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Last month, more than 500 Delta employees sued Lands' End, the maker of their uniforms released a few years ago, alleging that the clothing for flight attendants and some ground workers caused vocal cord dysfunction, breathing difficulties, skin blisters and rashes.
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Residents of Flint — which has long been a depressed area due to automotive industry turmoil, losing more than 80,000 General Motors jobs over the last 30 years — began complaining about brown water and rashes nearly a year ago, after all.
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Babies who are exposed to lead in the womb are at a higher risk for learning disabilities and stunted growth; children may experience hearing loss, skin rashes, irritability, and developmental delays when they come in contact with any amount of lead.
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Some people have reported rashes, hair loss and other problems since Flint, under a state-appointed emergency manager, switched to Flint River water in April 2014 from a Detroit-run water system to save money, attorneys for the residents said.
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But somehow, they managed to survive in spite of their paper-thin squad because several veterans held up and remained productive—namely Dani Alves, Jeremy Mathieu, Andres Iniesta and Javier Mascherano—and because they were lucky to avoid major injury rashes.
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Since the early days of her reality-TV fame, Kim Kardashian West has been incredibly forthcoming about not only having psoriasis, but also her fight to soothe the rashes and scaly patches that flare up as a result of the chronic skin condition.
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"I would do it all over again because I am able to wear clothes that I was never able to wear, I can run and I don't feel the pulling of my skin, I'm not dealing with the skin rashes," she says.
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When I look down at my body or at myself in the mirror — no matter how I feel about my rolls or pimples or rashes or stray hairs — even if I'm having a bad day — there are always beautiful, colorful things to see.
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We'll have to wait for the hour-long premiere episode on January 3 to get to know the patients behind these big boils and full-body rashes, but we have our fingers crossed that Dr. Lee will deliver the happy endings once again.
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The French pharmacy is not exactly like our pharmacy — it's a treasure trove of cult-favorite products at all price points, and employees can help you find everything from an ointment for rashes and burns to the perfect hair product for your mane.
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The uniforms, introduced in September, are causing a variety of issues, including "eye swelling, rashes, skin blistering," plus wheezing, headaches, and vertigo, claims a letter from the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, a union that represents more than 25,000 flight attendants at American.
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There's also that telltale skin rash, which manifests in a ring-shape on the body — but not everybody who has Lyme gets a rash or even the bullseye on their body (and Lyme-related rashes can also come in many shapes and sizes).
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If I really thought about it, which I didn't want to, I had been sick since I was a child (seizure, migraines, full body rashes) and I had resisted, with all my might, things like the park, the beach and the bouncy castle.
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Here's what you need: fever reducer, children's antihistamine like Benadryl, cortisone cream to soothe rashes and itching, a children's antacid, triple antibiotic ointment, eye drops, bandages and earplugs that offer child-specific sizes like Mack's silicone ear plugs to alleviate cabin pressure.
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Some women began pursuing explants, or breast implant removal procedures, and some doctors have even stopped offering breast implants altogether thanks to thousands of women's reports of a mysterious "breast-implant illness" that gave them rashes, nausea, hair loss, and chronic inflammation.
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It can cause allergic rashes if it gets on the skin in large enough amounts; severe pain and swelling when it gets in your eyes; and the fumes it generates when used as a paint thinner can cause nausea, vomiting, and headaches when inhaled.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Monsanto Co put on hold the launch of a chemical designed to be applied to crop seeds on Wednesday following reports it causes rashes on people, in the latest instance of complaints about a company product that was approved by U.S. environmental regulators.
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The celebrity-loved lip balm brand (Kim Kardashian West, Hilary Duff and Miley Cyrus are all fans) is taking major heat after a class action lawsuit was filed, claiming the drugstore product brought on negative side effects, such as dryness, redness, blistering and rashes.
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Her voice shook as she talked about the time when her pain was so sharp and intense, it caused her to spasm on a doctor's exam table, and how she suffered from abdominal pain, painful sex, extreme fatigue, joint pain, rashes, and abdominal swelling.
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RELATED: 6 Easy Ways to Sit Less Every Day Clear the air It's not unusual for office environments to trigger what's known as occupational allergies—sensitivities to chemicals in carpet, office furniture, or paint, for example, that can trigger problems like headaches and rashes.
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He has a bag next to his front door that is filled with empty water bottles, and a bucket in his tub, where the kids stand so they can bathe without touching the toxic water that Harris says once gave them rashes on their faces.
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Reeling with anxiety back in 2008, I never received any professional assistance at home for wounds, edema, neuropathies, fatigue, weakness, eating disorders, drains, elimination problems, rashes, insomnia, infections, a PICC line, and other complications that were especially shocking during the first year after diagnosis.
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The lawsuit alleges that several Delta employees, who work in various capacities, including as flight attendants, ramp and gate agents and in customer service, suffered severe respiratory illnesses, rashes, blisters, boils, hair loss, hives, sinus problems, headaches, fatigue, nosebleeds and anxiety, among other health issues.
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The number of people who have reported being harmed through exposure to contaminants in Flint, including lead and bacteria, or who experienced ailments such as rashes and hair loss, has reached more than 25,000, including more than 5,000 children under 12, according to court records.
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But a study author, Dr. Karin Nielsen-Saines of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, said that other work by her group showed that women with no symptoms could have viral loads as high as women with rashes.
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Based on emails reviewed by VICE News, on May 15, 20163, EPA regional program manager Jennifer Crooks and her colleagues discussed a complaint from Flint resident Lathan Jefferson, who said he and others had developed rashes that they believed were from the new water.
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It's important to be aware of less-severe symptoms of allergies that can present in young kids, such as rashes or hives on the skin, trouble breathing, sneezing, coughing, runny nose, or itchy eyes, and even stomach upset, according to the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology.
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Still, my school didn't formally broach the topic until the year before high school when an awkward rabbi who gave us a rough outline of all the terrible things that can happen as a result of sex: babies, disgusting rashes, dick discharges, and, of course, AIDS.
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"The American Society of Plastic Surgeons doesn't have a stance on breast implant illness, but Matarasso said the organization is "concerned and speaks regularly with the FDA, women's groups, and manufacturers about the potential for implants to cause a myriad of symptoms like joint pain and rashes.
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Marion's father, Emilio Montoya, told BuzzFeed News he had reached out to the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services twice over the past several months because of bruises, rashes, and other concerning issues regarding his daughter after she spent time at her mother's and Rowe's.
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Since she began struggling with the condition in 2010, she's repeatedly spoken out about the numerous treatments she's tried to calm the rashes, which have ranged from medical-grade cortisone injections, to bottling up Costa Rican spring water, to stealing Kourtney's breast milk and splashing it onto her legs.
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Michigan governor's emails shine light on Flint crisis Brown, smelly water and rashes Through her work, Hanna-Attisha already had heard complaints from Flint residents since officials switched the city's water supply from Lake Huron to the dirty Flint River in April 2014 as a cost-cutting measure.
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Rashes, peeling skin, yellowing nails, or wet-looking skin—imagine the white, wrinkly appearance of skin that's been bandaged for a few days—can all signal fungal infections, which also emit odor (and can warrant a trip to the doctor if over-the-counter meds don't seem to help).
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Read more:Women are saying they've been sickened by a mysterious 'breast implant illness' that causes pain, rashes, and nauseaBreast implant manufacturer Allergan just recalled one type of implant after hundreds of Americans developed a rare cancer linked to the devices17 celebrities who have spoken about their plastic surgeries
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A report published in August by the Michigan health department, the C.D.C. and other agencies about rashes in Flint showed that a large percentage of residents had changed their frequency or methods of bathing, using bottled water or water that did not come from the Flint municipal system.
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"Celiac disease presentations are highly variable and should be at least considered with many different symptoms, including abdominal pain, failure to thrive/weight loss and diarrhea, constipation, anemia, canker sores, arthritis, tooth enamel defects, distinct rashes, behavioral issues, headaches, delayed puberty and infertility," Ediger told Reuters Health by email.
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Travelers and doctors alike should be aware that prolonged contact with the Sargassum weed, or inhaling the hydrogen sulfide gas it gives off as it decomposes on the beach, can cause heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, vertigo, headache and skin rashes, the authors write in the Journal of Travel Medicine.
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It was On March 2, 2015, less than a year after Macesic had seen the two Zika cases from the Cook Islands, that health authorities in Brazil notified the World Health Organization about a viral illness, marked by mild fevers and skin rashes, that was moving swiftly through its northeastern states.
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Although only one person in five ever gets symptoms, and even then it often causes only mild rashes, red eyes and fevers, women who have had it, particularly in the first trimester of pregnancy, appear to be much more likely to have children with small heads and damaged brains, a condition called microcephaly.
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Only one run would cross the plate after Noah Syndergaard, whom everyone calls Thor, never Noah, departed after the fifth, his first start since a finger injury in May and his last before going down with hand, foot and mouth disease, a weeklong bout of sores and rashes that primarily afflicts young children.
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More than 500 employees allege in a class-action lawsuit filed in federal court that the chemicals added to make the uniforms stretchy, wrinkle-free and stain-resistant "resulted in a wide variety of health problems, including respiratory issues, headaches, fatigue, blurred vision, and rashes, hives and other skin inflammation," Eli writes.
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In 2011 the Philippine Food and Drug Administration issued a public warning about an "alarming increase in the unapproved use of glutathione administered intravenously," reporting on adverse effects which included skin rashes, thyroid and kidney dysfunction, and even potentially fatal Stevens–Johnson syndrome, in which the skin peels from the body as if burned.
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Their results showed that their daughter, Cora, had a genetic variant which increased her risk of developing a partial biotinidase deficiency, a disorder that, in extreme cases, can cause hearing and vision loss, skin rashes, and even a drop in IQ. Now, Cora takes a vitamin in her yogurt every day to reduce her risks.
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"Not only does this diagnosis account for my clumsiness and much of the bodily damage I have accrued over the years, it also helps explain some of my migraines and the frequent rashes on my skin, the trouble I have regulating my body temperature, and my bowel and bladder problems," Kiesel wrote for Harvard.
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Celebrities talking about their psoriasis has become increasingly common — in recent years, Kim Kardashian, La La Anthony, Cyndi Lauper and Stacy London are among those who have spoken out about the pain and embarrassment they've felt while dealing with the painful skin condition (which is an immune system reaction that can cause itchy, scaly rashes and patches).
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The investigation is focused only on rashes that have developed or worsened since Flint switched back to using Detroit water in October, because scientists "can only test the water that's there now," said Dr. Jevon McFadden, a medical epidemiologist for the C.D.C. While the level of contamination in Flint's water is declining, the lead levels remain dangerous.
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Read more:Women are saying they've been sickened by a mysterious 'breast implant illness' that causes pain, rashes, and nauseaBreast implant manufacturer Allergan just recalled one type of implant after hundreds of Americans developed a rare cancer linked to the devicesA woman had a celebratory photo shoot with her just-removed implants after years of 'breast implant illness.
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A prolific writer, the author of On the Origin of Species made copious notes about his various health woes, a litany of problems that included muscle tremors, panic attacks (including "hysterical crying," in his own words), vertigo, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, weakness and fatigue, intermittent face rashes, shivering, "singing in the ears" (likely tinnitus), and gastrointestinal problems, such as vomiting and flatulence.
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Pollution of ground and surface water from acid mine drainage and contaminated dust and soil from mine dumps have exposed residents living around the mines and on the waste dumps to high concentrations of heavy metals and radiation "that can contribute to immediate and long-term medical problems ranging from asthma and skin rashes to cancer and organ damage," the report said.
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With the aim of convincing Gottlieb to temporarily pull the device from the US market, the group presented what they've seen over the last six years of advocacy and legal battles with the device's manufacturer, Bayer — including graphic photos of broken coils implanted in uteruses, body rashes, stillbirths, dissolved fallopian tubes, and dental problems that they claim were caused by the device.
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Because general pediatrics tends to skew toward visits with younger children (there are a lot of checkups and immunizations in those first years of life), I am pretty regularly immersed in those issues of breast-feeding, infant sleep, toddler behavior, not to mention upper respiratory infections, diaper rashes and upset stomachs, which figured prominently in my personal life as well for all those years when my own children were young.
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