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Soak a clean washcloth with very warm water and it place over the infected area. Leave it on for three to five minutes, or until the washcloth cools down. Repeat this process at least three to four times twice a day. The heat may cause the infection to "come to a head" and drain. An advantage to this approach is that it minimizes the chances of scarring. Use a clean, fresh washcloth every time and make certain you wash your hands before and after applying. Doing this can prevent any further bacteria entering the skin at that site. Before you apply an antibiotic wash and dry the area thoroughly. Topical antibiotics usually contain three different antibiotics and they can come in a gel, cream, or lotion form. The specific antibiotics can vary, but usually include Bacitracin, Neomycin and Polymixin. Use as directed and make certain you wash your hands before and after applying. You may wish to do a spot-test first, as some people react unfavorably to topical antibiotics. Apply the antibiotic to a small area of skin (the skin on your wrist is good if you plan to apply the ointment somewhere with delicate skin, such as your pubic area) and check to make sure you don't develop a rash or other adverse reaction. If you don't see any improvement within five to seven days or if the infection seems to be getting worse or spreading, contact your physician or dermatologist for an appointment. Your doctor may need to open up the skin in order to release the infection. Don't try to open up the infection yourself at home. A doctor knows how to make incisions correctly, will use sterile equipment, such as a clean scalpel, and will do it in a sterile environment. Your doctor may tell you to let the infection heal naturally or will prescribe you medicine. He or she may prescribe a prescription oral antibiotic, a retinoid to remove dead skin and discoloration around the ingrown hair, or a steroid medicine to apply directly to the infected area. Follow the directions on the medicine closely. You should always continue using medicine for as long as you are told to, even if the problem goes away before you are done with the prescription. Your doctor may also give you suggestions for preventing future ingrown hairs.

summary: Soak an infected hair. Use a topical (skin) antibiotic. Contact your doctor if the condition worsens. Follow your doctor's treatment advice.

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Saute till they turn golden brown. Stir the mixture for 5 to 10 minutes. Set rice aside.

summary: After 3 tablespoons of olive oil is warmed in the pot, add the chopped onions. Grate the tomatoes using a cheese grater and add it to the pot along with the kabsa spice. Add in the cooked rice slowly and mix well until the white rice turns slightly yellow.

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Managing your office space and making it work for you will require you to properly store your items. It's easy to let your office get cluttered or messy, forgetting to put items away after you're done using them or by simply having too many of them. You'll want to practice good storage techniques to help keep your space organized, clean and orderly. Don't let stacks of papers accumulate. Try to file things away as soon as you are done using them. Using containers can be a big help when trying to store away or organize the things in your office. Items that you don't use often can be good candidates for storage. It can be helpful to have smaller containers for the items or papers you do use often. Although many pieces of technology are wireless today, there are still a few that may need to be plugged in. These devices can create a mess, leaving you to deal with loose wires or cords. To help keep your workspace clean and clutter free, you'll want to properly manage any wires or cables in your office. You can use cable ties to bundle wires together. Try to tuck cables behind devices or behind your desk. Whenever possible, opt for wireless devices to help keep your desktop and office in order. Because you'll be busy with work, giving your office a cleaning might be overlooked. Every so often, you may want to take a few minutes to pick up around your office, throwing out any garbage, removing clutter or otherwise tidying up. Keeping your office clean can help make it a welcoming and comfortable space. Throw out any old documents or papers you no longer need. If your desk is cluttered with decorations, remove ones that you no longer want. Make sure any trash is thrown out at the end of each day. Put things that you aren't using away. A clean space can make a great first impression. The furniture you choose will bring a certain style to your office and can also help you stay comfortable during your work day. You'll want to take some time and choose furniture that sets the style you're after and keeps you comfortable while you work. It's usually a good idea to buy furniture one piece at a time, instead of buying enough for your whole office. Make sure you select an ergonomic chair that is a good fit for your body type. Select a desk that is a good height for you. Consider the size of any furniture you plan on including in your office. It can be helpful to make a floor plan before shopping for office furniture.
summary: Think about storage. Manage wires and cables. Keep things clean. Find the right furniture for your office.