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  1. ... burrito 1050 Pizza Domino's Pacific Veggie Hand Tossed Crust Pizza 1 slice medium pizza 350 Thin Crust Cheese Pizza One quarter of a medium pizza ...
  2. ... the pin sites twice a day. Sometimes, a crust forms around the pins. Clean the area this ... one pin site. Make sure to remove any crust. Use a new cotton swab with each pin. ...
  3. ... the meat toppings, extra cheese, and deep-dish crust, and have a couple slices of thin-crust vegetable pizza instead. You will save a little ...
  4. ... also dry out the membranes and can form crusts. These crusts bleed when irritated by rubbing, picking, or blowing ...
  5. ... yellow or honey-colored fluid and ooze and crust over. Rash that may begin as a single ... a day. Use an antibacterial soap to remove crusts and drainage.
  6. ... small sores that begin to dry and form crusts. The crusts fall off in 2 to 3 weeks. Scarring ...
  7. ... to soothe itching. Apply warm compress to soften crusts if they have formed. Washing the eyelids with ... on a cotton applicator can also help remove crusts. Using artificial tears 4 to 6 times a ...
  8. ... the healing incision. Some initial swelling and yellow crust formation around the incision is normal. Healing time ...
  9. ... a clean washcloth after each feeding. Remove any crust or secretions in the nose. When removing a ...
  10. ... appear on your skin and cause pain. A crust forms over the blisters and pimples. In 2 ...
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