Problem: Article: Some discomfort, bleeding, and swelling during the first few days is common in daith and other cartilage piercings. However, persistent or worsening symptoms could be a sign that something's wrong. Contact your piercer or see a doctor if bleeding, swelling, or pain don't improve within a few days after getting your ear pierced. Note that an odorless white or light yellow discharge that dries into a crusty residue isn't pus. This is a normal part of the healing process. Pus, or foul-smelling, darker yellow or green discharge, is a sign of infection. If you see pus, carefully clean the piercing with saline, and don't remove the earring. The ring helps allow the wound to drain. Contact your piercer, see your doctor, or head to a health clinic if your piercing is infected. Without proper treatment, infected daith piercings can lead to serious complications, such as abscesses and deformed ears. An reputable piercer can recommend a doctor or clinic experienced with treating infected cartilage piercings. Treatment may include topical or oral antibiotics. If you're prescribed medication, take it according to your doctor's instructions.
Summary: Note any worsening bleeding, pain, redness, and swelling. Check for a yellow or green foul-smelling discharge. See a doctor if you notice signs of infection.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your high school's website will provide a lot of great information about what the school looks like, what the school is best at, and what types of programs the school has to offer. You can look for clubs you might be interested in joining, and you can check out photos of the school itself. Some schools have staff sites, so you can check out your teachers once you receive your schedule. See if you can find an events calendar. Try to get yourself excited about the new experiences you'll have. If your school has a freshman orientation, be sure to attend. You'll get to see your school before classes are in session and without the crowds of upperclassman. You'll likely meet some of your teachers and fellow students, as well as a few upperclassmen who volunteered to help new students adjust to the campus. Try to make a few new friends at orientation. Ask the upperclassmen volunteers how you can ask questions if you need more information. See if your school has a school store or a booster club that is selling school apparel. Practice opening your locker. Visit the library, gym, and cafeteria. If you can't go to an orientation, call the school to ask if you can visit and look around before school starts. Most schools are happy to accommodate incoming students who want a quick tour of their new school. Remember, your school's staff wants you to be happy and comfortable, so don't hesitate to call and ask. Say, "Hi, I'm going to be a freshman this year, and I'm nervous because I've never been inside the high school. I was wondering if I could come tour the school sometime this week." Get a map of the school and familiarize yourself with it. You may have older friends and siblings who are already in high school. Ask them about their first year, what they like about high school, and what you can expect. Most of them will be able to offer you tips for a successful freshman year. Ask for advice on the topics that scare you most. Say, "I'm nervous about lunch. How did you find a table to sit at?" See if they will show you around or introduce you to their other friends. Ask them about clubs you can join or events you should attend. Many high schools have social media accounts that they use to promote the activities on campus, especially extracurriculars. Visit your school's accounts on sites like Twitter and Facebook to get familiar with the school's popular events and see photos of your future classmates.

SUMMARY: Visit the school's website. Go to freshman orientation. Ask to visit the school. Talk to your older friends or siblings. Check out your school on social media.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A classic button-down shirt combined with a maxi skirt will dress up the maxi, giving your overall look a sense of timeless style. Pair the button-down with a maxi that has some structure to it. A maxi skirt with a fitted waist is ideal; an A-line fit will work as well. Tuck a simple white button-down into a high-waisted black maxi. Roll up the sleeves and add an understated necklace. Wear heels to look extra chic. Try tucking in a plain T-shirt, with or without sleeves, to your maxi skirt. This is a great summer style that will make you look good while keeping you comfortable all day. A white T-shirt tucked into a printed maxi creates a comfortable and casual look. Add beaded sandals and chunky bracelets for a boho effect. Crop tops look great with maxi skirts, as the skirt lengthens your body while the top accentuates your waist. A crop top with heels can elongate a shorter figure. If you are petite, make sure that the top ends at your natural waistline. Try wearing a flowing crop top with a billowing maxi skirt for a breezy summer ensemble. Though pairing a loose top with a maxi skirt is generally something you want to avoid, a flowing crop top will leave your middle exposed, keeping your waist defined. An oversized sweater or a draping cardigan will allow you to continue rocking your favorite maxi skirt all year long. You can add additional layers, like a long tunic that falls below the hem of your sweater and a leather trenchcoat to give your silhouette more definition. Try wearing a flowing brown maxi skirt with a chunky sweater. Add an oversized leather bag and a leather wedge heel to play off a cozy fall vibe. Layers make any outfit more dynamic, and this is especially true when adding layers to a maxi skirt. You could tuck in your shirt while leaving the other layers, such as a cardigan or jacket, untucked. Try leaving the outer layers unbuttoned, so the top of your skirt is exposed. Try a maxi skirt with a bright print paired with a plain tank, and a leather jacket. This look is feminine and edgy, and it works well for colder months.
Summary:
Pair a button-down shirt with your maxi skirt for a polished look. Toss on a simple T-shirt for a casual vibe. Wear a crop top for a fun summer outfit. Try a chunky sweater for a messy-chic look on a fall day. Experiment with layers to add interest.