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How to care for a disabled child - Social care and support guide
Information on feeding, sleep, potty training, mobility, challenging behaviour and communication when caring for a disabled child.
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How to help someone you care for keep clean - Care and support guide
Advice on washing, bathing, laundry and general hygiene, maintaining dignity and continence services.
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How to care for someone with communication difficulties - Social care and support guide
Find out more about how to care for someone with communication difficulties, including information about language disorders, mutism, deafblindness, sign language and sources of help.
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How to deal with challenging behaviour in adults - Social care and support guide
Find out about safety tips for carers, professional help and specific issues like sexual behaviour.
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Carers' breaks and respite care - Social care and support guide
How you can take a break from caring for someone else.
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Tests and next steps for anal cancer
Find out about the main tests for anal cancer and get support if you've been diagnosed.
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Tests and next steps for bile duct cancer
Understand the main tests for bile duct cancer and where to get support if you're diagnosed.
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Advice for the families of people who use drugs
Information and advice for families or carers of people who use drugs, including details of where to find local help and support.
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Visiting an optician
Find out what to expect when you visit an opticians, including having an eye test, what happens after the test, and how to make a complaint if you're not happy with the service or treatment provided.
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Transient ischaemic attack (TIA) - Treatment
Treatment after a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) usually involves making lifestyle changes, taking medicines and possibly having surgery to prevent another TIA or full stroke from happening in the future.