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Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause eye problems or changes in vision. A few examples are: Antihistamines

A nosebleed is severe if: You have moderate to large amounts of blood even after you have pinched the nose shut for 10 minutes

Many prescription and nonprescription medicines can cause mouth problems. A few examples are: Antibiotics. Some seizure medicines

There are a couple of ways to remove an object from the nose : On the side that does not contain that object, press the nostril

If you can get to a dentist's office (or an emergency room) within an hour or two of the injury, the dentist may be able to

Tick paralysis is a rare reaction to the venom that some ticks release when they bite. Symptoms usually start 4 to 7 days after a

Rabies may be a concern after an animal bite if: The animal that bit you was acting strangely or foaming at the mouth. The animal

Flushing the eye with water is the most important first-aid step for a burn to the eye. You can use any of these methods to flush

If the baby can cough or make sounds, let the baby cough to try to get the object out. If you are worried about the baby's

Coral snakesare found in tropical regions of North America and are often confused with nonpoisonous (nonvenomous) milk snakes