Write an article based on this "Take stimulants. Use SSRI's, SNRI's, or TCA's."
article: Central nervous stimulants are usually the first course of action to treat narcolepsy with drugs. About 60-85% of narcolepsy patients experience an improvement in their symptoms. There are a variety of different kinds of stimulants doctors prescribe to treat narcolepsy. Lisdexamfetamine (Vyvanse), modafinil (Provigil) or armodafinil (Nuvigil) are usually used first as they're less addictive than other varieties. Side effects are fairly rare but can include headache, nausea, and dry mouth. If the first round of treatment is ineffective or too expensive, methylphenidate (Aptensio XR, Concerta, Ritalin) and other amphetamines may be prescribed. While these medications are very effective, side effects can be more severe. Such meds are very addictive and they can cause nervousness and heart palpitations. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs), and tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) are usually used to treat mental illnesses like depression. However, they have been used with some success to address symptoms of narcolepsy. Such meds, such as Prozac and Effexor, typically work by suppressing REM sleep, which can temporarily paralyze muscle movement. As a symptom of narcolepsy, cataplexy, has this effect on the body such medications can help. Such meds can cause some side effects, such as weight gain, sexual dysfunction, and digestive problems. Examples of TCA's include imipramine and clomipramine. If SSRI's and SNRI's do not work, older types of antidepressants may be prescribed instead. While these meds are generally effective at treating cataplexy, side effects like lightheadedness and dry mouth are common.

Write an article based on this "Check for irritation, sunburns, or breakouts. Abstain from tanning during the week before your appointment. Exfoliate Moisturize your skin."
article: Treat any rashes or sunburns before your appointment to avoid tearing skin while being waxed. Look for any cuts or bruises as well: even small shaving cuts can develop irritation when waxed. If you're prone to breaking out in a certain area, avoid getting it waxed. Waxing tends not to be effective on areas affected by hormonal breakouts. Should your sunburn or rash persist, postpone your appointment until your skin has healed. Time spent out in the sun will make your skin sensitive. Even if you don't get a sunburn, skin is more irritability-prone right after a tan. Avoid spending extended amounts of time outside for several days before your appointment. If you need to spend time outside, wear SPF 50+ sunscreen and re-apply every few hours. your skin. Before your appointment, exfoliate in the shower to remove dead skin and lift trapped hair. Exfoliating will reduce the likelihood of ingrown hairs after the appointment. Using a loofah or washcloth, rub an exfoliating cream in circular motions around the area you want waxed. Rub softly. Pressing too hard can irritate your skin. Don't exfoliate your legs the same day you plan to wax them. Exfoliate several days before to prevent itching and redness. After you exfoliate, apply a moisturizer to your skin. This will hydrate your skin and keep it soft until the day of the appointment. Exfoliation can leave your skin dry, so always moisturize afterwards.

Write an article based on this "Allow your partner time to process. Do not attempt to control your partner's reaction. Be there when your partner needs you. Trust your partner."
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Relationships are complicated things. Adding another person (or more) to the mix, even if temporarily, takes time to process. You're partner will need to dissect the things that they learn in this conversation. Give them time to do this without pressuring them. When you have the "I cheated talk" you may have a certain outcome in mind. Your partner may feel differently, and that's okay. You have to allow your partner to decide for themselves how they will react to your cheating. You can only be honest, you cannot decide how your honesty is received. Keep in mind that your partner does NOT have the right to react violently or to abuse you because of your cheating. If you wish to continue the relationship and your partner needs time to process, you should be there when they are ready to talk. If your partner needs you to be attentive, do it. Treat your partner like you do genuinely want to continue the relationship and that you do regret the cheating. All too often we allow ourselves to project our guilt onto other people. If you have cheated on your partner, you'll likely feel insecure thinking that they will now do the same to you. Do not accuse your partner of anything without good (really good) reason. They should not be the victim of your self-inflicted guilt.