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2. My Allergies Bother Me at Work. What Can I Do? - WebMD

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   What to Do. Talk to your doctor about getting tested to find out what you’re allergic to. Then you can get those things out of your work environment or find the best treatment. Make sure your ...

3. 9 Ways to Get Relief from Arthritis Pain Naturally - Healthline

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   3. Use hot and cold therapy. Heat and cold treatments may help relieve arthritis pain and inflammation. Heat treatments may include taking a long, warm shower or bath in the morning to help ease ...

4. How to Handle Sweaty Hands - Healthline

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   Mix a couple teaspoons of baking soda with water to create a paste. Rub the paste over your hands for about five minutes and then wash your hands. 3. Sage leaves. Adding sage leaves to your food ...

5. Working a 9-to-5 Job and Managing Your Psoriasis: Tips for ...

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   Make sure you can stick to your agreed-on. treatment plan in your 9-to-5 job. Talk to your doctor’s office about scheduling. appointments at times that accommodate your work schedule and your ...

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9. Contact Dermatitis Treatments: Drugs, Remedies, and More

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   Outlook and recovery. Treatment for contact dermatitis may include home remedies like cool compresses, moisturizers, and lukewarm baths. You may also require OTC and prescription medications ...