Tag: When to See a Doctor
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Red Eye or Conjunctivitis While Travelling
Conjunctivitis while travelling is common and usually clears on its own. How to care for a red eye, protect others, and spot signs that need urgent help.
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Sunburn and Heat Stroke in Istanbul: When It's Serious
Sunburn and heat stroke in Istanbul: how to care for sunburn, how to spot heat exhaustion early, and the heatstroke signs that need 112 straight away.
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Flu Symptoms While Travelling in Istanbul: Rest, Test or Treat?
Flu symptoms while travelling in Istanbul: how flu differs from a cold, how to look after yourself, who should see a doctor early and when to call 112.
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Diarrhoea and Dehydration in Children While Travelling
Diarrhea in children while travelling: how to keep a child hydrated, dehydration signs to watch for and when a doctor or 112 is needed in Istanbul.
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Recovering From an Illness During Your Istanbul Trip
Getting over an illness on an Istanbul trip raises the same questions again. This guide groups them with short answers and links to the full ones.
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Diarrhea After Eating Street Food: When Should You See a Doctor?
A symptom that keeps you near the bathroom makes getting assessed harder. Here is how visitors in Istanbul arrange it without leaving the room.
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Muscle Pain and Body Aches During a Trip
Body aches have no single location, which makes them hard to describe. Here is how visitors in Istanbul can map one and where to take that account.
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Trouble Sleeping During Travel: Jet Lag or Illness?
Jet lag or illness? Instead of ranking them, here is what visitors in Istanbul can record about a broken night and where that account is best taken.
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Motion Sickness During Travel: What Can You Do?
Motion sickness in Istanbul follows ferries, coaches and transfers. Here is how visitors plan around it and when the explanation stops fitting.