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If you rely on oxygen equipment, plan ahead for potential power outages. Keeping backup oxygen supplies, having trusted contacts, and knowing how much oxygen you have are all important parts of emergency planning.
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This blog is a quick guide to common medical terms you may encounter while being a caregiver for a loved one.
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Learn about the different types of tracheostomy tubes and which one may be right for you.
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TL;DR: There is no single return-to-activity date that works for every new tattoo. This blog explores how to evaluate each activity by the water, contamination, friction, pressure, stretching, sweat, and sun exposure involved. Brief showering is different from soaking, and light movement is different from heavy exercise or physical work. Follow the tattoo artist’s instructions and pause activities that repeatedly irritate the tattoo or prevent it from staying reasonably clean.
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TL;DR: Redness, itching, bumps, drainage, warmth, or pain can have several possible causes during tattoo healing. Location, timing, pattern, and progression provide useful context, but they cannot confirm whether the problem is irritation, excess moisture, an adhesive or ink reaction, or infection. Worsening pain, spreading redness, increasing warmth or swelling, concerning drainage, fever, chills, or a tattoo that is not healing should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
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