Yes, you should avoid someone undergoing chemotherapy if you have croup. Chemotherapy weakens the immune system, making patients more susceptible to infections. Croup, which is often caused by viral infections, could pose a risk to their health. It's best to maintain distance to protect both parties.
The only guaranteed way to avoid it is amputation.
You should avoid having cheap motorcycle tires on your bike to prevent possible crashes and lower performance. Cheap tires can easily pop and put the rider in danger.
You should take it with food, for the whole treatment. You should do the complete treatment. You should avoid alcohol (very important!) for the whole treatment (and 2 days after) - so you will avoid the "disulfuram side effect" that is a strong Flagyl side effect.
Oral steroids are effective treatment for TA. Treatment is critical and important to avoid vision loss. Treatment should be initiated based on clinical suspicion and should not be delayed for biopsy results.
Babies should avoid anyone infected by a transmittable disease.
Our dog was sleeping on the couch when he began having a seizure, he fell off the couch into a patio door and broke his neck during the seizure and died. You have to protect a pet having a seizure from hurting its self.
The main objective is to keep the child in a position on his or her side or stomach to avoid aspiration of saliva or vomit and avoid injuries.
Women who are pregnant and nursing should avoid any whitening treatment except for toothpaste.
If I don't want to be friends with someone I simply avoid them if I can, or just politely ignore them if i can't avoid them.
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If one is in Rome one should try to avoid having their picket picked and certainly try to avoid getting run into by a Vespa.
If someone must avoid gluten, then anything they eat should be gluten-free. So yes, the stuffing in turkey for someone who must avoid gluten should be gluten-free. However, if they are avoiding it because they think it's bad for them, it is not imperative that it be gluten-free.