Ann Arbor Hematology Oncology Associates PC

1. Wash your hands often, particularly before you eat, after using the toilet, and after handling pets, or changing diapers. Keep skin and nails clean. Remind your family and guests to wash also.

2. Practice good oral hygiene. Refer to our Mouth Care instruction sheet.

3. Eat a well-balanced diet, drink plenty of fluids, and get lots of rest.

4. Avoid fresh fruits and vegetables unless they have been thoroughly washed and peeled.

5. Avoid crowds and people who are ill.

6. Avoid children who have recently had immunizations.

7. Prevent your hands and skin from becoming too dry. Use lotions often.

8. Clean any cuts or scrapes with warm soap and water.

9. Use gloves to protect your hands when cleaning or gardening.

10. If you have pets, have someone else clean up after them. If you have to do this yourself wear gloves and wash your hands when you are through.

11. Inspect your skin and mouth for any lesions, sores, redness or swelling.

12. Take your temperature 2 or 3 times a day.

Temperature over 100.5 degrees F

Sore throat

Cough

Shortness of breat

Burning or urgency with urination

Redness, soreness, pain or swelling anywhere on your body