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| * put it, along with a copy of this article, in a clear protective folder, and | * put it, along with a copy of this article, in a clear protective folder, and | ||
| * keep a copy in a handy place at home (EMT personnel often look on the refrigerator for info) and in the car. | * keep a copy in a handy place at home (EMT personnel often look on the refrigerator for info) and in the car. | ||
| - | * occasionally check [[home: | + | * occasionally check [[home: |
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| * Do not minimize the seriousness of your condition to yourself or your family. | * Do not minimize the seriousness of your condition to yourself or your family. | ||
| * Follow the MP cautiously and slowly to avoid an exacerbation of symptoms that becomes so severe you feel you need to go to the ER or Urgent Care. | * Follow the MP cautiously and slowly to avoid an exacerbation of symptoms that becomes so severe you feel you need to go to the ER or Urgent Care. | ||
| - | * Ask the study site moderators for help as soon as you think you are having | + | * Ask the study site moderators for help as soon as you think you may have a problem. |
| * Make sure a family member or friend knows how to access the study site should you be too ill to do so yourself. | * Make sure a family member or friend knows how to access the study site should you be too ill to do so yourself. | ||
| * Take all known precautions to avoid an acute infection. | * Take all known precautions to avoid an acute infection. | ||
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